Tempestad

Name: Tempestad
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2017-03-02
Duration: 105 min

Directed by Tatiana Huezo

1 h 45 min
Documentary
Mexico
Released in the UK 11 January 2018

7.7 Critics4 reviews

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Synopsis

This documentary directed by Tatiana Huezo tells the story of two woman, Miriam y Adela.

Out of the blue, Miriam was arrested in her place of work because she was accused human trafficking and nobody have any evidence about that for do this accusation. On the other hand, Adela is a adult woman that work doing of clown in circus. A ten years ago that the daughter of Adela, Mónica is missing.

Seeing the reality from the eyes of both woman, one of their that finds imprison in the jail control by organized crime's band in Mexico and the other of two woman dawdle away time miss the memory of her daughter, we know what is the true fear, this fear that goes underneath the skin and take us during all the days of our lives.

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Where to watch Tempestad

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Tempestad is not on any service in the UK right now. It can be watched in other countries:

Mexico Apple TV: buy MX$49.00Netflix: subscriptionPrime Video: subscription
Panama Netflix: subscriptionPrime Video: subscriptionTubi: free
Argentina Netflix: subscriptionPrime Video: subscription
Bolivia Netflix: subscriptionPrime Video: subscription
Chile Netflix: subscriptionPrime Video: subscription
Colombia Netflix: subscriptionPrime Video: subscription

The essentials

Runtime: 105 min1 hour and 45 minutes

How long is Tempestad?: 1 hour and 45 minutes (105 minutes).
When was Tempestad released in the UK?: It was released in the UK on 11 January 2018.
Who directed Tempestad?: Tatiana Huezo.

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Cast

Full cast (4)

Director: Tatiana Huezo
Writers: Tatiana Huezo
Music: Jacobo Lieberman
Producers: José Cohen

Videos and trailers

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'Tempestad' Spanish Trailer 2:302 April 2017

Photos and posters

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Reviews

All 5 reviews

What the critics say average 7.7 from 4 outlets

9.1 The PlaylistJessica Kiang The subtlety of [Tatiana Huezo?s] approach interlaces ideas, resonances and emotions in ever-shifting, eternally edifying ways. And it ultimately promotes the film from human interest journalism to… Read
8.0 New York TimesKen Jaworowski "It?s an artful and lyrical assembly". Read
6.0 The Hollywood ReporterBoyd van Hoeij "The film has two powerful, loosely connected stories to tell but not a unifying vision that could package the often-potent material for maximum impact". Read