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Title: Broken Sky (2006)
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Miguel Ángel Hoppe | ... | Gerardo |
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Fernando Arroyo | ... | Jonás |
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Alejandro Rojo | ... | Sérgio |
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Ignacio Pereda | ... | Bruno |
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Klaudia Aragon | ... | Emilia |
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Clarissa Rendón | ... | María |
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Pilar Ruiz | ... | Maestra |
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Ortos Soyuz | ... | Narrador |
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Andrés Damián | ... | Amigo de Bruno |
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Claudia Goytia | ... | Bartender |
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Genaro Velázquez | ... | Bartender |
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Mónica Galván | ... | Bailarina |
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Edith Maya | ... | Bailarina |
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Javier Olguin | ... | Hombre en el cuarto oscuro |
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Héctor Negrón | ... | Hombre en el cuarto oscuro |
Two students, Gerardo and Jonas, are in love. However, Jonas becomes obsessed with another boy, which leads to Gerardo moving into arms of Sergio.
This could have been the gay counterpart to Gone With The Wind given its epic lenght, but instead it satisfied itself by being a huge chain of empty episodes in which absolutely nothing occurs. The characters are uni-dimensional and have no other development in the story (there's actually no story either) than looking for each other and kissing. It's a shame that an interesting aesthetic proposition like having almost no dialog is completely wasted in a film than makes no effort in examining the psychology of its characters with some dignity, and achieving true emotional resonance. On top of that, it pretends to be an "art" film by using the worst naive clichés of the cinematic snobbery. But anyway, if someone can identify with its heavy banality, I guess that's fine.