'Don't Look Up' Wasn't Much to Look Up to
Adam McKay might have been more concerned with cramming cameos than he was in this story which is a bloated criticism of the rich and famous… delivered unto us by the rich and famous.
Todos hemos pecado
No one could ever imagine that one day La Chingada Vieja would fall in love. Because she is always alone, because no one has ever turn to see her, because everyone is always closing the door at her nose, because when they feel her coming they cross themselves, but most of all because no one could ever fall in love with death. But El Hombre sin nombre, has appeared in her life for good. Only the confusion of an avenging town and the desire of four men to arrive to heaven could change the plans of these two beings. Of whom the purist feelings alive have resurrected them.
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No one could ever imagine that one day La Chingada Vieja would fall in love. Because she is always alone, because no one has ever turn to see her, because everyone is always closing the door at her nose, because when they feel her coming they cross themselves, but most of all because no one could ever fall in love with death. But El Hombre sin nombre, has appeared in her life for good. Only the confusion of an avenging town and the desire of four men to arrive to heaven could change the plans of these two beings. Of whom the purist feelings alive have resurrected them.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Alejandro Ramírez
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Secretaria de Turismo del Estado de Puebla, Eficine 226, IndiFilms
Cast
Alejandro Ramírez
Director
Aleyda Gallardo
La Chingada Vieja
Alberto Estrella
El Hombre sin Nombre
Patricia Reyes Spíndola
La Doñita
María Rojo
La Perfida
Mario Almada
Un Viejo
Mario Zaragoza
El Chingaquedito
Angélica Aragón
La Enamorada
Manuel Ojeda
El Presidente Municipal
Gustavo Sánchez Parra
El Tartamudo
Vanessa Bauche
Magdalena la Trenzuda
Delia Casanova
Doña Chayo
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