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A family plans to murder their daughter’s killer after he is released from a twenty-year prison sentence. Still pleading innocence, the ex-convict tries to rebuild his life until the ghosts of the past return to haunt him
In this joyous documentary about the passion of soccer, the iconic Uruguayan musician Jaime Roos and his son reunite to embark on a journey to the South African World Cup with the Uruguayan national soccer team.
In two parallel stories, two ladies Clara and Paula are working upon their relationships, parenthood and at the same time not sacrificing professionals and sexual freedom of the couple.
Gloria needs an orgasm. When was the last time she had one? She doesn’t know if she’s ever had one. Gloria’s orgasm issue is easily solved when she finds the right man. There is just one issue: he’s a ghost.
A young woman on the beach waits until she's alone to take a bath naked. Just her and the ocean. Except for the figure that is glancing her from some bushes.
Dos Orientales is a musical documentary about the jazz fusion duo Hugo Fattoruso and Tomohiro Yahiro. The film invites you to dive into the creative world of these two experienced musicians who come from very distant countries: Uruguay and Japan. Twined by their passion and their charisma, they have been sharing routes and scores around the world since 1997 until today. Dos Orientales is a journey to the heart of cultural and musical differences that, rather than separating, unite and build bridges.
A seriously injured woman takes a rusty elevator from the ground floor to the sixth floor in an apartment building. She is bleeding and covered in glass. What has happened to her? Why is she there?
Act of Violence Upon a Young Journalist is a film shot in 1988 and released on VHS in 1989; a mysterious cult work of Uruguayan cinema surrounded by strange theories about Manuel Lamas, its unknown creator. Until now.
Recorded live in November 2009 in Montevideo and Buenos Aires. This DVD captures the essence of a night when Jaime Roos, along with his band Contraseña, invited several of the most prominent names in Uruguayan rock to perform a concert that fused their styles over a repertoire based on Roos's songs. As a bonus, it includes a brilliant performance by Roos at Luna Park in Buenos Aires, just a week later, on November 14, 2009.
