El Niño Pez (2009)
Genre: Drama / Romance
Duration: 96 minuten
Alternative title: The Fish Child
Country:
Argentina / France / Spain
Directed by: Lucía Puenzo
Stars: Inés Efrón, Mariela Vitale and Carlos Bardem
IMDb score:
5,8 (2.478)
Releasedate: 6 February 2009
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
El Niño Pez plot
Lala, daughter of a judge, lives in one of the most exclusive neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. She is deeply in love with Ailín, the twenty-year-old Paraguayan girl, who works at Lala's parents' home. They dream of living together in Paraguay one day. To make this dream a reality, they start by taking away money and anything that can make money. When Lala's father takes a sexual interest in Ailín, things spiral out of control...
Actors and actresses
Lala
La Guayi
Judge Bronté
Vasco
Commissioner Pulido
Sócrates Espina
La Guayi (girl)
Felicitas
Nacho
Reviews & comments
Film Pegasus (moderator films)
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- 31144 messages
- 5447 votes
Director Lucía Puenzo is a name I want to remember, because in terms of style the film occasionally contains beautiful moments. Especially some flashbacks or dream images. It mainly messes with the script and the structure of the film. The premise is difficult to explain and the atmosphere comes and goes in fragments. The two main characters could have been developed a little more, or at least one of them. After the film I wondered what I had just seen. Not exactly memorable, but still something with more potential. I wonder if I would like Puenzo's debut film better.
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BBarbie
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- 12893 messages
- 7675 votes
Compared to her excellent directorial debut (XXY, 2007), this is a disappointing film by Lucía Puenzo about a lesbian relationship. The protagonists do excellent acting, but the story is too messy after a good start. A disappointment.
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Hannibal
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- 9358 messages
- 3273 votes
There are a number of beautiful scenes, and the acting is strong, but unfortunately the story is quite messy (I've read it here before and it's true) so it's often not entirely clear what exactly is going on. That's a shame, especially because XXY by Lucía Puenzo, with the same leading actress Inés Efrón, is such a masterpiece compared to this one, which is certainly worth seeing.
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