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Vivir mata es una película mexicana filmada en 2001 y estrenada el 25 de enero de 2002, dirigida por Nicolás Echevarría y escrita por Juan Villoro, basada en su novela La casa pierde.
Life Kills: Directed by Nicolás Echevarría. With Daniel Giménez Cacho, Susana Zabaleta, Luis Felipe Tovar, Alejandra Gollas. A couple has to deal with its own problems, while living in a city like Mexico City, where everything seems chaotic.
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- Comedy, Drama, Romance
- Nicolás Echevarría
- 2002-01-25
Vivir mata es una película dirigida por Nicolás Echevarría con Daniel Giménez Cacho, Susana Zabaleta, Luis Felipe Tovar, Alejandra Gollas .... Año: 2002. Título original: Vivir mata. Sinopsis: El Distrito Federal es quizá la única ciudad de todo México en la que nos podemos permitir jugar a ser alguien diferente de la noche a la ...
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- México
- Pablo Reyes
- Nicolás Echevarría
25. Jan. 2002 · Overview. A romantic comedy of our times about passion, friendship and lies, on one of those days when the city and its inhabitants go crazy and anything seems possible. Diego and Silvia meet each other and fall in love thanks to their masterly lies.
Silvia meets Diego and mistakenly thinks he’s a renowned writer. Because Diego is so taken with Silvia’s beauty, he doesn’t correct her mistake and lets her believe he really is an author. The morning after their steamy night of romance, the truth comes out, and Silvia ends the affair.
30. Mai 1991 · A young diplomat living in Europe at the end of the 19th century meets a strange princess and upon returning to his country he secludes himself in a cemetery to leave there a century later.
A romantic comedy of our times about passion, friendship and lies, on one of those days when the city and its inhabitants go crazy and anything seems possible. Diego and Silvia meet each other and fall in love thanks to their masterly lies. The morning after, with their respective friends, they remember the encounter and slowly begin to realize how sincere and honest that relationship was ...