Director:
Daniel BenmayorCámara:
Juan Miguel AzpirozMúsica:
Roque BañosReparto:
Pedro Alonso, Lucas Fuica, Óscar Jaenada, Silvia Kal, Karina Kolokolchykova, Mi Hoa Lee, Lela Loren, María Mercado, María Pedraza, Carlos Scholz (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Ian es un adolescente que vive con su padre al margen de la sociedad. Sobreviven con pequeños timos gracias a la extraordinaria habilidad de Ian para proyectar ilusiones visuales en la mente de los demás. Tras perder el control sobre sus poderes en público, una misteriosa agencia secreta comienza a perseguirle. En su huida, Ian descubrirá que no es el único y que toda su vida ha sido una mentira. (Festival de Málaga. Cine en Español.)
(más)Reseñas (1)
A pleasant Spanish surprise. The film has a very original premise. The protagonist is a Projector, he has the ability to create illusions in the minds of others and it's very original. His father is also a likeable Berlin from Money Heist and he has a nice friend, Maria Pedraza (coincidentally the teen hostage from Money Heist, who then grew up to be a proper babe). A secret agent agency is after them and another Projector appears on the scene. It's very well paced, there's a lot of action (the fights are very stiff and have a lighter Matrix feel to them, so I'm not too put off by them), but I liked the well dosed twists and turns, and overall, thanks to the novel premise, it's an interesting film that got my attention. Fine for me and pleased with the playful and cool ideas (the spider illusion!). This needs an American remake with a proper A-list budget. 7/10.
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