Roma (2004) (2004) Argentina, Spain
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Director:Adolfo Aristarain
Studio:Tesela Producciones Cinematográficas
Producer:José Antonio Félez, Daniel Goldstein, Adolfo Aristarain, Jorge Gundín
Writer:Adolfo Aristarain, Mario Camus
Rated:Not Rated
Date Added:2019-06-07
Awards:10 wins & 12 nominations
Genre:Drama
IMDb:0383862
Duration:155
Aspect Ratio:2.35 : 1
Sound:Dolby Digital
Languages:Spanish
LAC code:4000101331
DVD or VHS:DVD
Original:original
Adolfo Aristarain  ...  (Director)
Adolfo Aristarain, Mario Camus  ...  (Writer)
 
Juan Diego Botto  ...  Manuel Cueto / Joaco
Susú Pecoraro  ...  Roma Di Toro
José Sacristán  ...  Joaquín Góñez
Agustín Garvíe  ...  Joaco
Vando Villamil  ...  Áteo Di Toro
Marcela Kloosterboer  ...  Reneé
Maximiliano Ghione  ...  Guido
Marina Glezer  ...  Alicia
Gustavo Garzón  ...  Joaquín father
Carla Crespo  ...  Betty
Marcos Mundstock  ...  Gustavo Smirnoff
Raúl Rizzo  ...  Doctor Cassano
Jean Pierre Noher  ...  Pando
Alberto Jiménez  ...  Publisher (son)
María Galiana  ...  Portera
José Luis Alcaine  ...  Cinematographer
Summary: When journalist Manuel Cueto is hired to type novelist Joaquín Góñez's last book, his presence provokes an avalanche of feelings that bring Joaquín to the edge of emotions and memories that had lain dormant in the solitude of the last stages of his creative life. Accustomed to years of loneliness, Joaquín finds in the young journalist a bridge to the forgotten years of his youth in the 60's and 70's, during his wild years in Buenos Aires. Argentina had been witness to the mistakes made in the passage to adulthood, the memories of old friends, the meaning of loyalty, the influences of cinema and jazz, the taste of first love and the experiences of the many which followed and the intimate relationship with his parents, particulary with his mother Roma, a strong, intelligent woman, a supporter of his youthful ideals. It is to Roma to whom Joaquín owes his free, bohemian spirit and the aspirations shared with her in the shadow of the memory of his father will awaken in Joaquín the desire ...