Desátate 2009
In Jesús Font's *Desátate (2009)*, a rigid psychiatrist confronts life's unpredictability when his wife abandons him for a reckless seducer.
Director: Jesús Font
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Desátate (2009) about?
*Desátate (2009)* follows Robert Beltrán, a psychiatrist who lives by rigid rules of happiness, as his wife leaves him for a manipulative seducer. Forced to confront his own vulnerabilities, he embarks on a chaotic journey to win her back while navigating family drama and self-discovery.
Who directed Desátate?
Jesús Font directed *Desátate (2009)*, bringing a sharp eye for character-driven drama to this psychological comedy.
Who stars in Desátate?
The film features Jaime Pujol as psychiatrist Robert Beltrán, Marta Calvó as his wife Rita, Antonio Garrido as the seductive rival, and María Almudéver as their daughter Pat.
Is Desátate (2009) worth watching?
*Desátate (2009)* offers a clever mix of humor and drama, making it worth a watch for fans of character-driven stories. While not widely rated, its themes and pacing make it a solid choice for a 90-minute escape.
How long is Desátate?
Desátate runs for 90 minutes.
About Desátate (2009) — When a rigid psychiatrist's life unravels, can he embrace imperfection?
In Jesús Font's *Desátate (2009)*, a rigid psychiatrist confronts life's unpredictability when his wife abandons him for a reckless seducer. Robert Beltrán (Jaime Pujol), a man who once believed happiness followed a strict formula, finds himself dragged into chaos as he chases Rita (Marta Calvó) through a tangled web of lies and jealousy. With his teenage daughter Pat caught in the middle, Robert must shed his polished illusions and embrace vulnerability—or risk losing everything. The film blends sharp psychological tension with dark humor, exposing the cracks in perfectionist ideals while exploring love, betrayal, and the messy reality of human connections.
Expect a stylish, character-driven drama where humor and heartbreak collide. *Desátate (2009)* mixes family drama with biting social satire, all wrapped in a 90-minute runtime that keeps the pace brisk and the stakes high. It's a story about the messy, unpredictable journey of rediscovering oneself when life refuses to stay neatly ordered.