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Bookmark this pageThe City of No Limits (2001)
Director: Antonio Hernández
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From Time Out Film Guide
When Victor returns from Argentina to visit his dying father Max, concerns about his mental health also arise. Max is convinced he's in danger, trapped 'in a city with no limits', and thus incapable of saving the mysterious 'Rancel'. Persuaded to help him escape and find Rancel, Victor embarks on a journey into the past his mother would rather he hadn't taken. If the attractive cast and soaring strings sometimes make it feel like a telenovella. It's good-looking and well-paced film, and Fernán-Gómez's Max makes for a suitably paranoid but eminently sympathetic character.Author: JFu
Cast & crew
Director: Antonio Hernández
Producer: Antonio Savra
Cast: Leonardo Sbaraglia, Fernando Fernán-Gómez, Geraldine Chaplin, Ana Fernández, Adriana Ozores, Leticia Brédice full cast
Rated: 12A
Duration: 118 mins
UK Release: Mar 18 2005
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