Ana meets Rafa in a chance encounter and they embark on a road trip to try and save him from bankruptcy, or worse.Ana meets Rafa in a chance encounter and they embark on a road trip to try and save him from bankruptcy, or worse.Ana meets Rafa in a chance encounter and they embark on a road trip to try and save him from bankruptcy, or worse.
Aurelio Lima
- Campseino Juan
- (as Aurelio Lima Dávila)
Maria Coral Otero
- Camp Leader
- (as Maria Coral Soto)
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Lots of greenery, beautiful houses n the fascinating blowhole.
The film is about a salesman n a young kid n how the kid helps the man n teaches him to hustle.
The film is listed as a comedy but there is no humor.
The end scene of the blowhole is a bit far fetched.
My wife and I enjoyed this smaller movie, we watched it at home on DVD from our public library. Garcia is in fine form as the used car salesman and young Keen is just perfect as the 11-yr-old whose mom can stay out of jail.
Jeanne Tripplehorn comes in more towards the latter stages, as Pastor Helen who is glad to use the young girl's "healing" to run a money-raising scam to illegally finance the election of a local politician.
The movie is a fun watch, they get into some interesting situations. This is much different from the bigger blockbuster movies and that is a welcome change of pace.
Jeanne Tripplehorn comes in more towards the latter stages, as Pastor Helen who is glad to use the young girl's "healing" to run a money-raising scam to illegally finance the election of a local politician.
The movie is a fun watch, they get into some interesting situations. This is much different from the bigger blockbuster movies and that is a welcome change of pace.
It is a predictable, mostly dull, small road trip movie with the occasional warm fuzzy in which you pretty much know where it's going to end up. But, with its Puerto Rico scenography, little bits of social & political commentary (against the church) and two relatively solid main characters with nice chemistry (Andy Garcia & Dafne Keen) movie is watchable. Garcia as character for me is pretty undeveloped, while the script needs some more ... punch. The second half speeds up a little bit, but introduces a weird subplot, trades realism for quirky (pit scene) and feels less meaningful. That is why at the end of film there was no real emotional resonance. Basically, movie started with the promise of more, but ended with an identity crisis while the execution made it like weekend TV afternoon movie vibe all over it.
Rating: 5+/6-
Rating: 5+/6-
"Ok this is not a really good movie but still worthy to watch, some camera work are weird, some scene are kind a weird too, for the acting kinda in the middle sometimes good sometimes bad, now the story is very very out of concept , the ending for me is like outta nowhere, they just use the alternative story that very unexpected, like in the beginning the movie tell that they have to work hard to get this money but in the end they just put a simple ending, kinda disappointed but still fun to watch"
Other people have described the story enough if you decide to watch it. It'll be more enoyable if you know less about it. I'll just say this: there are a few minor plots hole, and some of the scenes aren't that well thought out, but overall it's a fun film, very intellegent and enjoyable. And it's well made and acted.
I think I'll watch it again at the weekend when my girlfriend is around.
Did you know
- TriviaNearly follows same plot as Léon The Professional, and earlier, Paper Moon.
- Crazy creditsThere is a scene in the ending credits with Ana promoting some of Rafa's cars.
- How long is Ana?Powered by Alexa
Details
- Runtime
- 1h 45m(105 min)
- Color
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