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Film · 2016

Rotas

Directed by Luis Lorente · starring Paloma Gómez, Raquel Gómez and Amparo Climent

  • 1 h 15 min
  • Drama · Music · Documentary
  • Spain
  • 9.2 Users12 votes
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Synopsis

Consuelo and Celia are completely different women who experimented gender violence. They met each other in one specific center for abused women and help echar other for a time. One day they make different decisions and their life follow different ways. But Consuelo waits in train station and remembers her roommate who she helped to recover herself and gets on the self-esteem. 'Rotas' it's a documentary directed by Luis Lorente. Based on theatre play, the film stars Paloma Gómez, Raquel Gómez, Juanjo Artero, Andoni Ferreño, Luis Fernando Alves, Ramón Langa y Cristina Higueras, among others. Luis Lorente narrate the story with the testimonials of survivors of domestic violence and Spanish dance.

The essentials

Runtime
75 min1 hour and 15 minutes
How long is Rotas?
1 hour and 15 minutes (75 minutes).
Who directed Rotas?
Luis Lorente.
Who is in Rotas?
It stars Paloma Gómez, Raquel Gómez, Amparo Climent and Juanjo Artero.
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Cast

Full cast (9)
Director
Luis Lorente
Writers
Luis Lorente

Videos and trailers

See the video
'Rotas' Trailer #2 1:4912 November 2016

Photos and posters

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Reviews

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Trivia

  • Selected in Chicago Latino Film Festival

    The film was selected in Chicago Latino Film Festival (this year). It will release worldwide during the event.

  • Based on a theater project

    The film stems from a theater project of dance and theater. The work was released in late 2013 in the theater José Carreras de Fuenlabrada.

  • For break the silence

    The play on which the film is based attempts to "break the silence" of women victims of gender violence.

  • Actresses's profession

    Both Paloma Raquel Gomez and Gomez, the stars of the film are devoted to dance and not to interpretation.

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