Les pel·lícules del meu pare 2007
In *Les pel·lícules del meu pare (2007)*, directed with delicate precision by Augusto M. Torres, a woman grapples with an erased past and a fractured identity.
Director: Augusto M. Torres
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Les pel·lícules del meu père (2007) about?
The film follows a woman who uncovers clues about her absent father through his old films, only to confront unsettling parallels in her own life. As she seeks connection and belonging, she navigates a shifting world of identity, love, and self-acceptance.
Who directed Les pel·lícules del meu pare?
Augusto M. Torres directed this intimate drama, crafting a visually evocative exploration of memory and desire.
Who stars in Les pel·lícules del meu pare?
Karme Málaga, Cecilia Roth, and Marisa Paredes lead the cast, joined by Ariadna Cabrol and Marisa Lull in pivotal roles.
Is Les pel·lícules del meu pare (2007) worth watching?
A thoughtful and atmospheric drama, this film offers a deeply personal meditation on identity and connection. Though unrated on IMDb, its emotional depth and strong performances make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven cinema.
How long is Les pel·lícules del meu pare?
Les pel·lícules del meu pare runs for 98 minutes.
About Les pel·lícules del meu pare (2007) — A haunting journey into memory, desire, and the films we inherit
In *Les pel·lícules del meu pare (2007)*, directed with delicate precision by Augusto M. Torres, a woman grapples with an erased past and a fractured identity. Haunted by the absence of her father—whose life remains a mystery—she turns to his old films for clues, only to find unsettling echoes of herself in the faces of the young actresses he once captured on camera. As her obsession deepens, she begins to question not just her origins, but her own desires, drifting toward a quiet revolution of the heart.
Caught between loneliness and longing, she pours her turmoil into a diary, while the world around her narrows to the space between yearning and fear. The film weaves a poignant tapestry of memory, self-discovery, and the fluid nature of love, unfolding against a backdrop of quiet intensity and emotional restraint. With performances anchored by Karme Málaga, Cecilia Roth, and Marisa Paredes, the story lingers like a half-remembered dream, challenging perceptions of family, gender, and belonging.