Proyecto Dos (2008)

Calificación de los usuarios:

5.2/10   

Director:

Guillermo Fernández Groizard

Escritores:

Nacho Cabana (writer)
Guillermo Fernández Groizard (writer)
(más)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

25 abril 2008 (Spain)

Género:

Suspenso

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Premios:

1 nomination

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Amazing: the best film in this year's Malaga Festival

Reparto

Helena Carrión	...	Gema
listado alfabético del resto del reparto:
Adrià Collado	...	Diego Durand
Tomás del Estal
Yaiza Esteve
Núria Gago
Jesús Granda
Lucía Jiménez
Alfonso Lara
María Luisa Merlo
Carlos Olalla
Josep Maria Pou	...	Malcolm (as José María Pou)
Bruno Squarcia
Manuel Zarzo

Dirigida por
Guillermo Fernández Groizard

Créditos del guión (en orden alfabético)
Nacho Cabana		writer
Guillermo Fernández Groizard		writer
Manuel Valdivia		writer
Chus Vallejo		writer
Margarita Varea		writer (as Marga Varea)

Producida por
Mike Downey	....	producer
Zorana Piggott	....	producer
José Antonio Romero	....	producer
Sam Taylor	....	producer

Música original por
Daniel Sánchez de la Hera
Christopher Slaski
Crispin Taylor

Montaje por
José Ramón Lorenzo Picado

Departamento de maquillaje
Blanca Otamendi	....	makeup artist

Dirección de producción
José Ripoll Sánchez	....	production manager

Ayudante de dirección
Claudia Gamez	....	third assistant director
Ivan Gomez	....	first assistant director

Departamento de sonido
Adam Daniel	....	sound re-recording mixer
Graham Daniel	....	sound re-recording mixer
Mustafa Durma	....	foley recording mixer
Mustafa Durma	....	sound editor
Dado Jehan	....	foley artist (as Dado Dzihan)
Gareth Rhys Jones	....	foley artist
Srdjan Kurpjel	....	supervising sound editor
Iván Mayoral	....	sound re-recording mixer
Antonio Mejias	....	boom operator
Danton Tanimura	....	sound effects editor
Danton Tanimura	....	sound re-recording mixer
Sacha Walker	....	dialogue editor
Sacha Walker	....	sound effects editor

Especialistas
Joaquín Ortega	....	stunt double (stunt double)
Ángel Plana	....	stunt coordinator

Cámara y Departamento Eléctrico
Jorge Alvariño	....	still photographer
Ariana Bonavia	....	first assistant camera
Peque Griffin	....	a camera/stedicam operator
José Luis Torrecilla	....	electrician

Departamento de Edición
Miguel P. Gilaberte	....	digital intermediate colorist
David Pelegrín	....	assistant editor

Departamento de Música
Timothy Henty	....	music producer
Christopher Slaski	....	conductor
Christopher Slaski	....	orchestrator

Otros miembros del equipo
Juan Ramon Castaño	....	direction assistant
Juan Rafols	....	chief technician

Compañías Productores

• Film and Music Entertainment
• DeA Planeta Home Entertainment
• Ensueño Films
• Rioja Films Producciones Cinematográficas S.L.

Distribuidores

• DeA Planeta Home Entertainment (2006) (Spain) (all media)

Otras Compañías

• Point1Post  sound re-recording
• Zound  sound post-production

También conocida como:

Dos (Laberinto de espejos) (Spain) (working title)
Project Two (Europe: English title) (festival title)

Duración:

Germany:141 min (European Film Market)

País:

Spain

Idioma:

Español

Color:

Color

Locaciones de Filmación:

Argentina

Compañía:

Film and Music Entertainment

Conexiones de Película:

Referenced in "Cuenta atrás: Antigua fábrica de cerveza, 20:06 horas (#2.11)" (2008)

Amazing: the best film in this year's Malaga Festival

After what seemed an endless parade of the same old clichés in Spanish cinema (down to earth comedy, ETA, boring introspection, plain cinematography, tiresome editing, reliance on the Filmax horror clichés) this film, 'Proyecto Dos', came as a much needed breath of fresh air.

The very first sequence is, simply put, stunning. The cuts and visuals - quite reminiscent of those of Tony Scott - rose eyebrows as a solid Adria Collado delivered his speech about how brain mistakes can create deja vu. All this was told in parallel with a private wake were a guy is putting inside a small box someone's personal belongings before saying "Farewell, my friend". Only when he closes the box we realize that the character who is speaking about having all those deja vu is really dead. All the visuals and editorial effects were so cool and never before seen in Spain that you are already transported to a different way of seeing the movie.

And that way is mainly non stop action and intrigue. All the time you are guessing what comes next. Probably one of the most shocking moments happens when **SPOILER** the main character is killed by a bus at minute 20 or so and, then, shortly afterward, he is entering is home **END OF SPOILER**. The plot thickens with each sequence and the more we learn about the main character's wife, the more interesting the characters become in this thriller about identity crises.

Lucía Jimenez - one of Spain's most beautiful and idiosyncratic actresses - is superb in her role of wife who keeps a huge secret, and show the expected prowess in the action sequences . She has the big, strong physic for that and she really delivers.

But the real standout of the movie are the last 40 minutes. No Spanish movie has ever attempted - and succeeded in doing so - to have that non stop action, including car chases, explosions, gunshots and a three-way parallel masterfully solved. The emotional climax on the rooftop is equally well solved in way that is quite reminiscent of Alejandro Amenábar 'Open your Eyes'.

In short: the best Spanish thriller ever and - hopefully - a film that can show the way for different things in the predictable world of Spanish cinema.