Letargo

2015
21m

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Genís Lama and Jorge Velasco in Letargo (2015)

Alex is a boy who has just broken up with Marc, his partner for several years. In a cold winter night, their dog sickens and Alex brings him to the hospital. This situation forces Marc and A... Read allAlex is a boy who has just broken up with Marc, his partner for several years. In a cold winter night, their dog sickens and Alex brings him to the hospital. This situation forces Marc and Alex to meet again in a long night in which everything that seemed asleep awakens.Alex is a boy who has just broken up with Marc, his partner for several years. In a cold winter night, their dog sickens and Alex brings him to the hospital. This situation forces Marc and Alex to meet again in a long night in which everything that seemed asleep awakens.

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6.6/10

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Genís Lama

Álex
(as Genís Lama Montosa)

Rafaela Rivas

Pilar Sardà

Sandra

Tilikum

Tilikum the Dog

Jorge Velasco

Marc

Director
- Xavier Miralles
Writer
- Xavier Miralles
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7laduqesa

Poor doggy

Marc, played by Jorge Valasco is a typical, unfeeling man. It's clear that Genis Montosa's character Alex has been put upon during the two men's relationship to the extent of having Tilikum firstly imposed upon him and then dumped on him.

Alex still has hopes; Marc plays on them. I could see the way this was going to go right from the start.

It's the poor dog I feel sorry for. Neither of the two protagonists really evokes much sympathy. One's needy and the other is selfish.

The two actors play their parts exceptionally well to have produced such reactions in the viewer. This was a worthwhile twenty one minutes.

Kirpianuscus

almost perfect

...for atmosphere, for touching story, for the great end and for performances. And for something better sweet in which a dog and two men are enough for feel basic, fundamental truths. A beautiful film who you feel be just almost perfect. Like a piece of jazz.