![]() | |
| view("468x60"); ?> | |
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Barrio
This is the story of Javi, Manu and Rai's
neighbourhood. They are three boys who
live in the south of Madrid, where there is
not enough money, the possibilities are
limited and life is hard. Javi, Manu and Rai
live a difficult age, an age of discovery.
This summer they want to enjoy their first
sexual experience, their first job or a trip to
the beach, which they have only ever seen
on TV. Their greatest adventures are getting
in trouble with the police and Rai's greatest
passion (which he would never admit) is a
girl, Javi's sister, who he has never had a
proper conversation with.
The boys enjoy their games and pass the time of this long, boring a hot summer hanging out in their neighbourhood and having endless talks about life but they know that they have reached a time to make decisions, prove their loyalty to each other and even lie to relieve their troubled lives. This summer will change their lives. Nothing will ever be the same, except for their neighbourhood. We regret the lack of foreign ratings. Spanish with English subtitles. 97 minutes, No persons under 16 (Language). Drama, On the Art Circuit.
|
| Credits |
| The Moviesite Fan Club comments |
|
Ian Douglas: A slice-of-life / coming-of-age movie aimed squarely at teenage boys, which probably did well in its native Spain. Problem is, this film is on the art circuit, which is avoided by teenagers. It is kinda thin on the storyline, being mostly "the adventures of three poorish 15 year old boys one summer holiday". All their families are having problems, and they are bored, and so get up to various bits of mischief. The dialogue is frequently funny, if rather crude.
|
| Bats | East West | Mission to Mars | Next Friday | The Third Miracle |
Home |
New |
Pick |
Top Ten |
Forthcoming |
Still Showing |
Schedules |
Feedback
© 2001 Zero 2 Infinity