Paréntesis

Name: Paréntesis
Genre: Drama
Duration: 1 h 37 min
Rating: 6.7
Cast: Francisco Pérez-Bannen, Sigrid Alegría, Carolina Castro

2005
1h 37m

IMDb RATING

6.7/10

214

YOUR RATING

Francisco Pérez-Bannen, Sigrid Alegría, and Carolina Castro in Paréntesis (2005)

Drama

A couple decides to spend a separate week to determine if there is truly love between them, but during that time, with the help of a teenager, she discovers what she lacks in her relationshi... Read allA couple decides to spend a separate week to determine if there is truly love between them, but during that time, with the help of a teenager, she discovers what she lacks in her relationship with her girlfriend.A couple decides to spend a separate week to determine if there is truly love between them, but during that time, with the help of a teenager, she discovers what she lacks in her relationship with her girlfriend.

Directors
- Francisca Schweitzer
- Pablo Solis
Writers
- Francisca Schweitzer
- Pablo Solis
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.7/10

214

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Francisca Schweitzer
- Pablo Solis
Writers
- Francisca Schweitzer
- Pablo Solis
Stars

2User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 nominations total

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9/10

An impressive addition to Chile's youth wave

My nine stars for this movie can't be explained only by cinematographic aspects. The truly amazing part is in opinion rather the way the two young directors put Santiago de Chile in a heartwarming contemporary perspective.

The two young directors, Pablo Solís and Francisca Schweitzer, enjoy playing with many different effects that they learned at the School of Cinema of Chile, from which they graduated shortly before. Besides an interesting cinematography, Paréntesis is characterized by its experimental, impetuous style.

Further, the movie manages to build ideas with images. If you know Chile (and fell in love with it), you will share my enthusiasm. Paréntesis perfectly reflects a new (upper class) generation of Chilenians that grew up in the post dictatorship time, yearning for love and serious relationships, desperate with the loneliness that two decades of autocracy and one of the most pronounced free market systems ever caused.

An impressive addition to Chile's youth wave that was screened at Toronto, Philadelphia and Cannes film festivals.