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The movie was almost entirely shot with a handheld camera.
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The films were shot in chronological order, although in the final editing process, they were not in chronological order.
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Paul and Christina were in the restaurant. The poem he quoted from a Venezuelan poet was La Tierra Giró para Acercarnos, and the author's name was Eugenio Montejo.
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There was a scene where Jack Jordan wanted to hang himself. An overweight prisoner rescued him. He has a large tattoo on his chest with Maria Eladia written on it. This is the person Alejandro González who the film is going to contribute to. Name of his wife.
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Naomi Watts agreed to star in the film before reading the script.
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Paul found a picture of Christina and her husband in a book. He looked at the name of the book is "Cruising Paradise," by playwright Sam Shepard, which has 40 stories of loneliness and failure.
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The Spanish at the end of the film is dedicated to María Eladia, pues cuando ardió la pérdida, reverdecieron sus maizales, which translates as when they lose their burning and their cornfields will grow green again.
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Rosalia 2022-03-22 09:01:25
Naomi vs Seanpenn, drama see acting. . . . . The whole film is in cold tones, crime and punishment, infinite loop
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Crawford 2022-03-23 09:01:30
The whole movie is like a big patchwork. The lives of the three people are constantly piecing together from the past to the present. Finally, a heavy movie is made.
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Paul Rivers: There are so many things that have to happen for two people to meet.
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Paul Rivers: You shouldn't have done it.
Jack Jordan: Done what?
Paul Rivers: [shouting] You shouldn't have done it!