Entre vivir y soñar (2004)

Directors:

Alfonso Albacete
David Menkes

Writers:

Alfonso Albacete (writer)
Ángeles González Sinde (writer)

Data di uscita:

28 gennaio 2005 (Spain)

Genere:

Romance

Plot:

When Ana (Carmen Maura) married Felix, the leader of a rock band and son of a travel agent, she thought...

Plot Keywords:

Kitchen | Crisis | Paris France

Recensioni degli utenti:

weird

Cast

Carmen Maura	...	Ana
Àlex Brendemühl	...	Jean François
Manuel Manquiña	...	Félix
Thierry Lhermitte	...	Pierre
Soledad Silveyra	...	Verónica
Marta Etura	...	Ana joven
Ivan Massagué	...	Félix joven
Elena de Frutos	...	Verónica joven
David Janer	...	Pierre
Duna Jové	...	Marta
Gustavo Pastor	...	Novio Marta D.J.
Mónica Cervera	...	Rocío
Laura Mañá	...	Profesora Escuela de cocina París
Mathieu Bisson	...	Philippe
Blanca Martínez	...	Menchu

Alias:

Between Living and Dreaming (Australia) (TV title)
Searching for Love (International: English title)

Durata:

Argentina:110 min (Mar del Plata Film Festival)

Nazionalità:

Spain

Lingua:

Spagnolo | Francese

Colore:

Colore

Divieti:

Spain:13 | Argentina:13

Luoghi delle riprese:

Barcelona, Barcelona, Cataluña, Spain

Company:

Grupo Rodar

Movie Connections:

Features Braindead (1992)

Colonna sonora:

Capri c'est fini

weird

Ana is a forty-year-old housewife that life a totally ordinary life with her husband. While young, she though she could do all she would, but reality is different, as she does nothing but giving cuisine lessons, learning French and taking care of her obsessive husband and her rebel sixteen-year-old daughter. But nobody knows that Ana has two lives: the boring real routine and another interesting one that only remains in her dreams. Unexpectedly, one day, she will be able to fulfill her dreams by traveling to Paris, where, who knows, dreams can become true. In fact it is just a romantic comedy but quite strange, as it mixes (clearly) reality and fiction, but it has no clear path, it goes from here to there but it is not able to explain everything correctly. While most of the film it is not clear, it is not boring and, despite being not good, it is more or less entertaining and keeps you on the screen without many yawns. Maybe the story is a little too unbelievable and it is impossible to take it seriously, but well, why not dream a little?