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The Secret In Their Eyes

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writes a novel hoping to find closure for one of his past unresolved homicide cases and for his unreciprocated love with his superior - both of which still haunt him decades later.

Genre:

Drama, Mystery, Thriller

Actors:

Soledad Villamil, Ricardo Darín, Carla Quevedo, Pablo Rago, Javier Godino, Bárbara Palladino, Rudy Romano, Alejandro Abelenda, Mario Alarcón, Guillermo Francella, Sebastián Blanco, ...»

Director:

Juan José Campanella

Country:

Argentina, Spain

Release:

2009

IMDb:

8.2

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Duration:

129 min

KEYWORDS:

#Guillermo Francella #Javier Godino #JosÃ© Luis Gioia #Juan JosÃ© Campanella #Mariano Argento #Pablo Rago #Ricardo DarÃn #Soledad Villamil #The Secret in Their Eyes

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ACTORS OF "The Secret In Their Eyes"

Soledad Villamil

19 June 1969, La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Ricardo Darín

16 January 1957, Buenos Aires, Federal District, Argentina

Carla Quevedo

23 April 1988, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Pablo Rago

24 September 1972, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina

Javier Godino

11 March 1978, Madrid, Spain

Bárbara Palladino

Rudy Romano

Alejandro Abelenda

25 June 1988, Corrientes, Argentina

Mario Alarcón

Guillermo Francella

14 February 1955, Villa del Parque, Buenos Aires City, Argentina

Sebastián Blanco

Mariano Argento

5 December 1962, Argentina

Alicia Haydée Pennachi

DIRECTORS OF "The Secret In Their Eyes"

Juan José Campanella

19 July 1959, Capital Federal, Argentina

CREATORS OF "The Secret In Their Eyes"

Juan José Campanella

19 July 1959, Capital Federal, Argentina

Eduardo Sacheri

HEROES OF "The Secret In Their Eyes"

Irene Men

Played by: Soledad Villamil

Benjam

Played by: Ricardo Darín

Liliana Coloto

Played by: Carla Quevedo

Ricardo Morales

Played by: Pablo Rago

Isidoro G

Played by: Javier Godino

Ord

Played by: Rudy Romano

Pinche Mariano

Played by: Alejandro Abelenda

Juez Fortuna Lacalle

Played by: Mario Alarcón

Pablo Sandoval

Played by: Guillermo Francella

Pinche Tino

Played by: Sebastián Blanco

Romano

Played by: Mariano Argento

Agente Cardozo

Played by: Juan José Ortíz

Molinari

Played by: Kiko Cerone

Sicora

Played by: Fernando Pardo

Juan Robles

Played by: Elvio Duvini

CRITICS OF "The Secret In Their Eyes"

Las Vegas CityLife

There are some "Are we there yet?" stretches as the film plays out toward the unexpected ending, but the final destination is worth the total travel time.

January 31, 2011

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Orlando Sentinel

Romantic obsession at its two extremes is explored with sympathy and intelligence in the thriller The Secret in Their Eyes...

June 02, 2010

Blog de cine

In perfect synchrony, all of it's elements come together to create a masterpiece. [Full review in Spanish]

April 15, 2016

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Seattle Times

Though the story occasionally seems a little too convenient to be true, it doesn't matter a whit, as the filmmaking is so skilled.

May 06, 2010

EmanuelLevy.Com

This complex and involving Argentinean crime drama, with strong moral overtones, won the Best Foreign Language Oscar.

July 21, 2011

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Filmwell

... what might have been just a two-hour episode of Law and Order: Argentina is instead a rich, literary tapestry. ... I wish this could become a franchise.

June 15, 2012

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Quickflix

The Secret in Their Eyes ... is an enjoyable procedural in its own right. Campanella's film is the Argentine equivalent of Gone Baby Gone, with a touch of Atonement thrown in for good measure.

October 21, 2010

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Movie Talk

The story's political subtext ... provides a constant undertow of fear and menace to the hero's investigation.

January 10, 2011

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Dallas Morning News

The entire film is stocked with images that reflect a character and story in flux.

May 07, 2010

Time Out

It's a film of enormous pretension and not enough reward.

August 12, 2010

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Although it has some memorably disquieting scenes, this story of long-delayed justice is sustained by its melancholy more than its thrills.

May 21, 2010

Detroit News

Campanella approaches the material with a classic hand -- no quick cuts, special effects or gimmicks here. This is a flesh-and-blood movie, and both Darin and Villamil bring earthy presence to the story.

May 21, 2010

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