
Taken Identity 2020
In *Taken Identity (2020)*, director Gabriel Retes crafts a sharp satire of artistic ambition and deception, following filmmaker Felino and his inner circle as they grapple with rejection after rejection for their latest project.
Director: Gabriel Retes
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Taken Identity (2020) about?
*Taken Identity (2020)* follows a struggling filmmaker and his friends whose film is rejected by every festival they submit it to. Desperate to gain attention, they concoct a scheme to pass it off as the work of a famous director. The twisty plot explores the lengths artists go to for recognition—and the consequences of crossing ethical lines.
Who directed Taken Identity?
Gabriel Retes directed *Taken Identity (2020)*, bringing his signature blend of social commentary and dark humor to the project.
Who stars in Taken Identity?
The film stars Gabriel Retes, Meritxell Galez, Alexander Da Silva, Denisse Corona, and Vicente Flores, with Max Flores rounding out the ensemble.
Is Taken Identity (2020) worth watching?
For fans of dramatic satire, *Taken Identity (2020)* offers a sharp, thought-provoking take on artistic ambition and identity. While its unrated status leaves critical reception unclear, its themes and Gabriel Retes' direction make it a compelling watch for those who enjoy character-driven stories with a twist.
How long is Taken Identity?
*Taken Identity (2020)* runs for 102 minutes.
About Taken Identity (2020) — A Satirical Take on Filmmaking and Identity Theft
In *Taken Identity (2020)*, director Gabriel Retes crafts a sharp satire of artistic ambition and deception, following filmmaker Felino and his inner circle as they grapple with rejection after rejection for their latest project. With their own film repeatedly snubbed by festivals, desperation sets in—until they hit upon a risky scheme: passing it off as the work of famed director Tomás Guevara. As the lines between authenticity and illusion blur, the group navigates a web of lies, ego, and the hollow promises of the film industry.
The film pulses with the restless energy of artists clawing for recognition, its tone oscillating between dark comedy and biting critique. Retes, known for his incisive storytelling, draws nuanced performances from the cast, particularly Gabriel Retes himself, whose portrayal of Felino crackles with frustrated ambition. *Taken Identity (2020)* isn't just about filmmaking—it's a mirror held up to the fragile egos and fragile dreams that fuel creative pursuits.