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Title: Yuniol (2007)
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Cast
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| Shalim Ortiz | ... | Yuniol | |
| Frank Perozo | ... | Junior | |
| Hemky Madera | ... | Pepe | |
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Charytin | ... | Aurora (as Charytin Goico) |
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Milly Quezada | ... | Tata |
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Cuquín Victoria | ... | Alberto |
| Sharlene Taulé | ... | Larissa | |
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Nashla Bogaert | ... | Carmen |
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Grecia Berrido | ... | Maria |
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Rene Castillo | ... | Yeyo |
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Miguel Alcantara | ... | El Tomblin |
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Danilo Reynoso | ... | Grande Liga |
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Carmen Rodríguez | ... | Estephanie (as Carmen Rodriguez II) |
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Zuleika Vargas | ... | Gianna |
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Milagros Rosado | ... | Titi |
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"Yuniol" Perez (Shalim Ortiz) and Alberto "Junior" Rios (Frank Perozo) come from opposite sides of the tracks in the Dominican Republic. Aloof and detached, Alberto comes from a wealthy family. Driven and focused, Juan is reared by a devoted mother whose affection makes up for the absence of his father. Juan and his mother survive in a tough and impoverished Barrio on the outskirts of the capital city.
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Country:
Dominican RepublicLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
26 July 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Santo Domingo, Dominican RepublicEdit
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DOP14,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This movie is well done in all the technical aspects, some very good acting and others that just reach the average, but mainly this is a step forward for the Dominican movie industry. The social crisis that is crafted in the film is a day to day situation that is lived by every Dominican fellow.
This is a strong subject that could have reached bigger proportions but in a way sometimes it fails to get the maximum drama out of the plot situations and falls into funny moments. I would say that the final 3 minutes of the film should had been edited and this would have made this film a lot better.
Kudos for Frank Perozo, Henky Madera, and for all the technical staff.