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Los santos sucios (2009) is a Spanish movie. Luis Ortega has directed this movie. Luis Ortega,Alejandro Urdapilleta,Martina Juncadella,Emir Seguel are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2009. Los santos sucios (2009) is considered one of the best Action movie in India and around the world.
A city in ruins. It may be the end of a war, or the end of an era. A group of survivors gets together to try to escape. There's Rey, a skeptical business man fallen into disgrace. El mudo, who has chosen not to speak, but who keeps for himself the secrets of music. Berry, an indian looking man who lives in a church dome, and carries the last traces of a long lost romanticism. Cielo, a paranoid and amoral teenager who worships Rey. Monito, an abandoned child in the search for love. And Brian, a kid still innocent after his parents' slaughter. These characters begin a journey that will face them to their own fears, dreams and longings, in their quest for salvation across the Fijman River.
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Los santos sucios (2009) Reviews
A Weird & Apocalyptic Masterpiece
From the very beginning of Luis Ortega's "Los Santos Sucios", you know you are in for a different kind of film experience. The strange/bizarre futuristic music gives the images of rundown Argentina an interesting feel. The cinematography is nice, slow, and focused. And the beautiful cinematography is complimented by steady editing. Now, as far as the plot and the characters are concerned; there is a plot, but the film isn't about the plot, it is about the characters. The cast of characters is made up of a gay couple, an old bell ringer, a mute, a midget, and a crazy streetgirl named Monito (Spanish for little monkey). Something (you don't know what) has happened in the world and there are very few people left on Earth, and the film is about the six characters trying to will up the courage to cross a river that apparently is the key to their salvation and freedom. However, once they cross, all there is is a desert full of white sand. A true modern masterpiece and certainly one of the greatest foreign language films ever made. Ortega has a promising future ahead of him.