Te Amo ( Made in Chile )
by Sergio Castilla
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Actor: Adrian Castilla, Daniela Ropert, Emiliana Araya, Joshua Walker, Tamara AcostaDirector: Sergio Castilla
DVD: Region Code 1
Audio: English (Subtitled); Spanish (Original Language)
Format: Color, DVD, NTSC, Subtitled
Picture Format: 1.33:1
Running Time: 99 minutes
DVD Release Date: 2006-02-07
Audience Rating: Unrated
Studio: Bayview Films
Movie Reviews of Te Amo ( Made in Chile )
Movie Review: Modern Chile?
Summary: 4 Stars
New Chile-new topics.
A movie of teens is rather descriptive than convincing when young adult two pairs were of different, quite various national, social and financial backgrounds.
This story is emphasized on a Jewish-Chilean sixteen year old handsome boy grown up half a life in the States and other half a life in Chile intimately entertaining a beautiful aunty-in-law hired by his busy, always absent mother-businesswoman. He is a center of a teen company smoking grass, fooling, riding car and, probably, somehow complementing his sexual experience.
It might be watched for some country approach as it is presented by local movie-makers.
Summary of Te Amo ( Made in Chile )
Te Amo explores the lives of four teenagers that decide to move into an abandoned house in suburban Santiago during their summer break. They each take over a room, decorate it to their liking and make it their world - their hideout-paradise. They try to discover what they mean to each other and themselves, and establish their identity within their families, discover the reality that surrounds them, their fears, their desires and their inner demons. “Castilla es un cineasta serio y talentoso que ha hecho una pelicula tierna y meditativa sobre la adolescencia.” “Castilla is a serious and gifted filmmaker who has made a tender, thoughtful coming-of-age film…” Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun Times