Director:
Guillem MoralesCámara:
Óscar FauraMúsica:
Fernando VelázquezReparto:
Belén Rueda, Lluís Homar, Julia Gutiérrez Caba, Pablo Derqui, Francesc Orella, Vanesa Prieto, Daniel Grao, Clara Segura, Joan Dalmau, Ángela Rosal (más)Streaming (1)
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Julia (Belén Rueda) regresa a Bellevue con su marido para visitar a su hermana Sarah, casi ciega por una enfermedad degenerativa de la que intentó operarse sin éxito. Al llegar descubren que Sarah se ha suicidado y ninguno de los misteriosos vecinos se extraña por ello. Julia no sólo debe afrontar la pérdida de su hermana, sino también la pérdida de toda esperanza para detener su inminente ceguera, pues ella sufre la misma enfermedad y parece compartir su mismo destino. (Universal Pictures España)
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It might not be appropriate given the genre, but for me Julia’s Eyes is beautiful. Morales builds the atmosphere so precisely and to the tiniest detail, delivering everything that can be expected from a thriller made in Spain, that watching it was pure joy. Unlike The Uninvited Guests, Morales’s previous film, Julia’s Eyes is more conservative plot-wise, which may lead to disappointment from “the mere repetition of a safe bet”, but at the same time, this new film is more focused and easier to grasp. What’s funny is that, around halfway through, the film gives the impression that it will result into something much more interesting and original that it is in the end. But I’m very satisfied, 2010 was a weak year in terms of pure horror and this film improves its reputation a little.
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As one coherent film it doesn't work; as two (almost) separate stories, it holds up squinting both of Julia's eyes.
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