Modern Hit Songs from Film Soundtracks
Great films not only give us great stories, but also great soundtracks. Here are some of our favorite picks for soundtracks songs.
Ana's Desire
Ana and her son Mateo live in a middle class apartment in Mexico City. The family routine takes a turn when Juan arrives to visit them after several years of absence. The reunion unleashes memories and secrets of their past that Ana will have to confront in order to find, at last, the peace of mind that has been lacking for so long.
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Ana and her son Mateo live in a middle class apartment in Mexico City. The family routine takes a turn when Juan arrives to visit them after several years of absence. The reunion unleashes memories and secrets of their past that Ana will have to confront in order to find, at last, the peace of mind that has been lacking for so long.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gabriela Vidal, Emilio Santoyo
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Anomia, Phototaxia Pictures, Estudios Churubusco Azteca, Invicta Films, Itaca Films, Cine Provincia
Cast
Emilio Santoyo
Director
Laura Agorreca
Ana (Juan's sister)
David Calderón León
Juan (Ana's brother)
Ian Monterrubio
Mateo (Ana's son)
Simone Bucio
Meli (Juan's girlfriend)
Emmanuel Varela
Pedro (Ana's boyfriend)
Nicole Cassaigne
Ana (niña)
Hanssel Casillas
Juan (niño)
Pablo Boneu
(Hombre Foto)
Daniela Luque
(Vendedora tienda)
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