Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Manuela Velasco | ... | Ángela | |
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Ferran Terraza | ... | Manu |
Jorge-Yamam Serrano | ... | Policía joven | |
Pablo Rosso | ... | Pablo | |
David Vert | ... | Álex | |
Vicente Gil | ... | Policía Adulto | |
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Martha Carbonell | ... | Sra. Izquierdo |
Carlos Vicente | ... | Guillem | |
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María Teresa Ortega | ... | Abuela (as Mª Teresa Ortega) |
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Manuel Bronchud | ... | Abuelo |
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Akemi Goto | ... | Japonesa |
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Chen Min Kao | ... | Japonés (as Kao Chen-Min) |
Maria Lanau | ... | Madre histérica | |
Claudia Silva | ... | Jennifer | |
Carlos Lasarte | ... | César |
"REC" turns on a young TV reporter and her cameraman who cover the night shift at the local fire station. Receiving a call from an old lady trapped in her house, they reach her building to hear horrifying screams -- which begin a long nightmare and a uniquely dramatic TV report. Written by Davi Silva
This is the kind of movie that you go to the cinema and watch, and then haunts you for weeks. Not that it will make you afraid of the dark or it will make you question your vision of life. This is the kind of movie that is all about the experience, the feeling, the atmosphere. This is the kind of movie you wish you hadn't seen because then you'd be able to experience it again for the first time.
It doesn't have amazing dialogues, it doesn't have a compelling story, but still is one of the best cinematic experiences I've had in my life. It's a short movie, short enough to have you interested all along, and everything is well packed, the pace being almost perfect. It goes from a quiet, even boring documentary from a cheap local TV to an atmosphere full of tension and expectation. Truly a unique experience. It has some flaws but the movie as a whole made me forgive them all.