Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sophie Alexander-Katz | ... | Ana | |
Florencia Ríos | ... | Silvia | |
Adolfo Madera | ... | Salvador | |
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Felipe Tututi | ... | Teo |
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Yeray Albelda | ... | Benji |
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Nubia Gomez Vazquez | ... | Julia (as Nubia Regina Gómez) |
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Kenia Gomez Vazquez | ... | Amelia (as Kenya Gómez) |
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Alexandra Daniela Gonzalez Barrera | ... | Ana niña (as Alexandra Gonzalez) |
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Carl Dillard | ... | Ex Marido |
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Luis Cárdenas | ... | Siller |
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Juan José Luna | ... | Martínez |
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Julián Barragan | ... | Rojas |
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Hanibal Camacho | ... | Don José (as Anibal Camacho) |
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Ruben Valencia | ... | Trabajador |
Roosevelt Palafox | ... | Trabajador |
Ana returns to her hometown of Tijuana after many years away. If her sister's death is only a fragmented memory, her childhood home is a real and conflicting presence.
Watch this film in Queer Lisboa and I got carried away by it's delicate psychological portrait of a woman that has to face a violent past. It is a story told by details and small events while in the surface it is a story of a woman having to deal with the patriarchal ways of society. I enjoyed how the story lures you to think that it will be a thriller and in reality it is more of a metaphorical journey of self-awareness and connection. Mexican cinema at it's best.