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| Nahuel Pérez Biscayart | ... | Lucas | |
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Nahuel Viale | ... | Nacho |
| Inés Efron | ... | Andrea | |
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Verónica Llinás | ... | Mecha |
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Héctor Díaz | ... | Freddy |
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Florencia Braier | ... | Flor |
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Sonia Stenico | ... | La amante |
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Los Wamos Band | ... | La banda |
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Jimena Prieto | ... | Jimena |
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Griselda Ojeda | ... | Doctora |
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Rodrigo Espinoza | ... | Alumno Ingles |
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Flavio Alexis Saddi | ... | Flavio |
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'Astor' Escobar | ... | Astor |
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Ángela Odetto | ... | Informativo |
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Mariana Dos Santos | ... | Madre de Andrea |
"A teenage summer in a small town in the desert, a dysfunctional family, a rock band, a can full of glue, two boys, one girl, loads of tongue kisses, dry heat, wind in Patagonia, existential angst... A teenage story in the middle of nowhere." Written by Anonymous
I really didn't want to dis this movie, because the acting/directing was great and the movie does succeed in capturing the teenage vibe, despite the male actors look a little older than 16 to me (still very cute though).
What makes me rate it a 4 is the total absence of a script. There is no depth of characters, no character development, no conflict. I don't mind experimental storytelling as long as I'm engaged and care for the characters. You don't in this movie and I found myself thinking like scandojazzbuff - wake me up when it's over.
The Gus Van Sant style rather annoyed than impressed me - that's how all alternative coming of age movies look like.
It seems to me many film makers want to both write and direct their movies. If you're not Woody Allen and can pull it off, maybe it would be a good idea to use that old thing called a scriptwriter.