| Amar a morir | |
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 Theatrical Poster | |
| Directed by | Fernando Lebrija |
| Written by | Fernando Lebrija Harrison Reiner |
| Produced by | David Wisnievitz Matthias Ehrenberg Miguel Angel Boccaloni Harrison Reiner |
| Starring | José María de Tavira Martina García Alberto Estrella |
| Cinematography | Masanobu Takayanagi |
| Edited by | Radu Ion |
| Production company | Laguna Pictures |
| Release date |
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| Running time | 119 minutes |
| Countries | Mexico Colombia |
| Language | Spanish |
Amar a morir ("Love to Die") is a 2009 Mexican-Colombian drama film. The film marks Fernando Lebrija's directorial debut. The movie was filmed in Mexico City, in the State of Michoacán and in the town of Ocelotitlán, Michoacán.
Plot
Alejandro is a rich kid who is trying to escape from his own demons. In his journey he reaches a beach town where he meets a girl, who shows him the other side of life, a simple and beautiful side. But even in paradise, he encounters the demons he is trying to escape from.
Cast
- José María de Tavira as Alejandro Vizcaíno.
- Martina García as Rosa.
- Alberto Estrella as Tigre.
- Craig McLachlan as Nick.
- Raúl Méndez as Tiburón.
- Mayra Serbulo as Amalia.
- Silverio Palacios as Pancho.
- Miguel Rodarte as Capitán Fernández.
- Luis Roberto Guzmán as Luis Ro.
- Catalina López as Flor.
- Sergio Jurado as Ricardo Vizcaíno.
- Renata Campos as Patricia Vizcaíno.
- Jimena Guerra as Rebeca Corcuera.
- Francisco Avendaño as Francisco Corcuera.
- Patricia Archer as Barbara Corcuera.
- Benjamín Martínez as Marcial.
- José Sefami as Pedro Gómez.
- Antonio Gaona as Paco.
- John Archer as Pelos.
- Jorge Becerril as Sargento Flores.
Awards
The film debuted in the Festival Internacional de Cine de Santa Bárbara 2009, where it won the Nueva Vision Award to the best Latin Cinema film.
References
- "Jason Castro says 'Hallelujah' in Santa Barbara". The Los Angeles Times. January 25, 2009.
- "El Informador". Archived from the original on 2016-05-05. Retrieved 2020-07-24.
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