Ricardo Darín

Javier Cámara

Dolores Fonzi

Eduard Fernández

Àlex Brendemühl

Pedro Casablanc

José Luis Gómez

Javier Gutiérrez

Elvira Mínguez

Oriol Pla

Nathalie Poza

Àgata Roca

Susi Sánchez

Francesc Orella

Ana Gracia

Silvia Abascal

Kira Miró

Lucie Desclozeaux

Elisabet Altube

Carolina Meijer

Pablo Schaupp

Luz Ottone

Lucas Hamming

Lucía Guerrero

Greta Fernández

Teresa Soria Ruano

La Terremoto de Alcorcón

Patricia Byrne

Camilo Vázquez

Bouzan Hadawi

Alison Smith

Anna López Infante

Tsechun Tse

Cesc Gay

Nico Cota

Toti Soler

Andreu Rebés

Pablo Barbieri Carrera

Mireia Juárez

Leticia Cristi

Marta Esteban

Diego Dubcovsky

Axel Kuschevatzky

Irene Montcada

Alejandro Gorodisch

Huub Meijer

Hugo Sigman

Daniel Burman

Matías Mosteirín

Pola Zito

Albert Gay

Carlos Gras

Laia Bosch

Sergio Pérez Berbel

Karol Tornaria

Anna Güell

Isidro Terraza

Jesica Suárez

Tomàs Aragay

Mariona Ferrer

Armando Bó

Cayetana Pascual

Álex Miyata

Giselle Sánchez

Quique Cañadas

Curro Muñoz

Dani Arregui

Rosa Pariente

Alberto Sánchez

David Cárceles

Avelina Prat

Drama

Comedy

Truman

BD Cine

Imposible Films

K & S Films

Telefe

Canal+ España

Argentina

Spain

Nederlands

English

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> Spending one final quality time with an old friend.

It is not that hard to describe, I mean the entire story in a couple of lines, but scene by scene it embarks on the different level. A very ordinary tale that takes place in less than one week time, at a same time it catches your attention in a gentle manner. A perfect movie with the balanced contents. I admit, this is not what I expected, but still delivered the same quality differently. It takes us to the various locations to capitalise the concept and gives an idea how the real people in the real world express during their distressed time. I think I kind of liked its rich screenplay and the overall production quality.

The movie was very slow, definitely need patience to watch it. It opened in a snowy Canadian residential area and soon begins to follow a middle ages man called Tomas saying goodbye to his family to board a plane for Madrid to meet his old pal, Julian. This unexpected visit gives an opportunity for Julian, a single father to open his heart to talk about the future plan, especially for his loving dog, Truman. The rest of the movie follows their lead by revealing some of the unknown to about each other.

Yes, the title name was a dog character. It took some times to figure it out why and how important was this name for the movie. Almost the entire watch, only in the end scene, it all made sense. Besides, that is the part I fell for it, I think it was the best way to conclude.  I love this kind of theme, this is where my softer side unfolds and feel the depth of the character or the tale that intended to strike emotionally. But the thing is, it was not a tearjerker drama as I wanted or it should have been.

> "People don't know what to say to me.
> They smell death and they get scared."

Another unique narration that dealt with having friendship in the front row for its simple ride. It might be a plot that evolved around two friends' four days wandering everywhere, but covered family issues as well, especially the father-son relationship for a brief time, but strongly. It took all the time in the beginning, but the second half was very interesting after it makes you comfort with the characters and enough story development to move on from there.

It was a less fun, but a more meaningful movie than I thought. All the comedies were dark, it is unfortunate not to have even a small smile. The main source for it was the argument caused by the differences between the friends over what they decided to do, but in the end held back to normalcy as the character were matured and had a good understanding.

So the comedy is only the tag that attached to the movie, but it was a very absorbing topic on its progress till the final minute. Yet, I'm very upset with a sex scene that definitely out of the synchronisation with the rest of the story. When everything was going so smooth it appeared from nowhere like a twist in the tale, I felt that was totally inappropriate. And also that 100 seconds changed the fate of the movie from a PG-13 to R product, though there was no strong nudity.

It was effortless, but exceptional performances, especially by the leading two including the Argentinian superstar Ricardo Darin. And I don't forget the dog in the title role, but sadly his screenspace was very short. Obviously this movie is not designed to impact on all the viewers, so it is going to fail to satisfy a few, especially for its slow presentation without a cheerable background score. That means I suggest you to choose it carefully, by learning what the movie offers against what you actually want from it. But overall, it is surely worth to give a try.

7/10

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