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Scene from A golpes (2005)
Scene Details
| Duration: 271 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 64 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 720x304 | Added: 2015-Sep-04 |
Actresses in this Scene
Juana Acosta
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Alternate Names: Juanita Acosta
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Full Biography
Juana Acosta, born and raised in Colombia, began her acting career with appearances on Spanish television shows like 'Mascarada', 'Hospital Central', and 'Velvet'. She gained prominence after playing Mariana in 'Golpe de estadio' film in 1998. Her notable works include her role as Mercedes in the series 'Crematorio' (2011). Acosta is currently in a relationship with Argentinian actor Ernesto Alterio, with whom she has a daughter named Lola. She is also related to actors Malena Alterio and Héctor Alterio through her relationship with Ernesto.
About the Movie: A golpes (2005)
Release Year: 2005
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Alternative Title: Fisticuffs
Director: Juan Vicente Córdoba
Writer: Juan Vicente Córdoba, María Reyes Arias
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Genre: Drama
Story
A golpes follows the lives of five young women - María, Juanita, Vicky, Mena, and Nitzia (Zay Nuba) - who live on the outskirts of Madrid without many prospects for a better future. Struggling to survive, they turn to mugging as their primary means of income. Despite knowing that their actions are wrong, they find themselves unable to escape this cycle due to their circumstances. The film explores how these women cope with their situation and seek solace through love.
Summary
Directed by Juan Vicente Córdoba in 2005, A golpes is a Spanish drama about the harsh realities faced by young women living on Madrid's outskirts. With limited opportunities and few resources, the protagonists turn to illegal activities for survival. The film highlights their struggles, their search for love amidst hardship, and ultimately, their resilience.