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7 Virgins |
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DVD:
$26.95 |
ON SALE: $20.95 |
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Starring:
Juan Jose Ballesta, Jesus Carroza
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Languages:
Spanish
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Time: 90 (min) |
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Summer in a working-class neighborhood in the south of Spain: Tano, a teenager currently serving a sentence in a juvenile reform center, received a 48-hour pass to attend his brother's wedding. Together with his best friend Richi, Tano plans to enjoy his pass to the limit, doing all the things he normally can't: drinking, stealing, having sex, and hanging out with his buddies. By the end of this 48 hours however, Tano witnesses the collapse of the things he has taken for granted in life: his neighborhood, his family, his friends and loved-ones. More than just two days of freedom, Tano's leave turns out to be a journey into maturity.
NOMINATED FOR SIX GOYA AWARDS and WINNER OF BEST ACTOR!
OFFICIAL SELECTION TORONTO FILM FESTIVAL
WINNER! BEST ACTOR, SAN SEBASTIAN FILM FESTIVAL
About the Picture This! Entertainment "Coming of Age" collection:Although the films in the "Coming of Age Collection" are not gay per se, they were carefully selected for their uncanny appeal to gay audiences. The Collection explores coming-of-age themes with this series of highly pedigreed films about youngsters fighting to survive in a world turned upside down by adults. The Collection showcases an international array of top quality, critically acclaimed, award-winning films that tap into the adolescent in all of us and rekindle those memories that have shaped our development into adults. For sophisticated audiences looking for well-made motion pictures from around the world, the Coming of Age Collection has much to offer.
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- “Combines energy and delicacy to striking and subtle effect. The best Spanish movie of its type since Fernando Leon’s 1998 Barrio.” - Jonathan Holland, VARIETY
- “An entertaining yet undeniably powerful film. Especially fine, realistic acting by the young cast.” Raymond Murray, PHILADELPHIA INT’L FILM FESTIVAL
- “Reminiscent of early Pasolini or Antonioni!” Kevyn Knox, THE CINEMATHEQUE
- “Compelling performances!” Matt Kelly, FILM EXPOSED
- “(Director) Rodríguez has a very large cast of young actors at his disposal here and they are all exceptional, particularly the baby faced Juan Jose Ballesta who at times has a striking resemblance to a young Mark Wahlberg.” Todd Brown, TWITCH
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