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| Daniela Vega | ... | ||
| Francisco Reyes | ... | ||
| Luis Gnecco | ... | ||
| Aline Küppenheim | ... | ||
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Nicolás Saavedra | ... | |
| Amparo Noguera | ... | ||
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Trinidad González | ... |
Wanda
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| Néstor Cantillana | ... |
Gaston
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| Alejandro Goic | ... |
Médico
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| Antonia Zegers | ... |
Alessandra
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Sergio Hernández | ... | |
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Roberto Farías | ... |
Médico SML
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Cristián Chaparro | ... |
Masajista
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Diana Cassis | ... |
Recepcionista
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| Eduardo Paxeco | ... |
Paramédico
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Somewhere in Santiago at a dimly-lit nightclub, Orlando, the kindly and well-off owner of a textile company, locks eyes with Marina, a hopeful singer and the roughly half-his-age love of his life. But, unfortunately, after Marina's birthday celebration and a night of passion, Orlando falls gravely ill--and by the following morning--he dies in hospital. In the wake of her companion's untimely death, Marina will soon realise that, from now on, everything is brought into question: her involvement in Orlando's death, their unconventional relationship; and above all, her right to mourn her beloved deceased. In the end, what was Marina's crime; a deed so hideous that would rob a fantastic woman of her respect, her dignity, and ultimately, her identity? Written by Nick Riganas
The LGBT themes of this movie are a backstory to Marina's real, profound grief over the death of her lover, Orlando; as his ex wife, son, and brother strip her of Orlando's possessions of value. This film is so deeply tragic and relate-able to anyone who has lost a loved one.