Mil Nubes de Paz Cercan el Cielo, Amor, Jamás Acabarás de ser Amor (A Thousand Clouds of Peace) (2003)
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31% of critics liked it
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A teenager discovers that mending a broken heart is no simple thing in this independent romantic drama from Mexico. Gerardo (Juan Carlos Ortuno), a 17-year-old who has recently embraced his homosexuality, has just parted ways with his first serious boyfriend, Bruno (Juan Carlos Torres). Gerardo has… More A teenager discovers that mending a broken heart is no simple thing in this independent romantic drama from Mexico. Gerardo (Juan Carlos Ortuno), a 17-year-old who has recently embraced his homosexuality, has just parted ways with his first serious boyfriend, Bruno (Juan Carlos Torres). Gerardo has fallen into a deep depression after losing Bruno, and he drifts through Mexico City, where he meets and makes love with a number of attractive strangers. However, his hedonistic adventures cannot wash away the pain in his heart. The first feature-length project from director Julian Hernandez, Mil Nubes de Paz Cercan el Cielo, Amor, Jamás Acabarás de Ser Amor was screened at the 2003 Berlin Film Festival, where it received the Teddy award, given to the best Gay or Lesbian-themed film shown at the fest. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Directed By
- Julián Hernández
- Genres
- Art House & International, Drama
- In Theaters
- Apr 2, 2004 Wide
- Studio
- Strand Releasing
Critic Reviews
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Desson Thomson, Washington Post
As pretentious and wispy as its title.
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Jane Sumner, Dallas Morning News
Mr. Hernández's attempt to put an interior landscape on film a la Pasolini may seem stultifying and pretentious, but it's also a brave dark experiment.
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Allison Benedikt, Chicago Tribune
Succeeds in alienating us.
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Richard James Havis, Hollywood Reporter
Hernandez's desire to utilize all the armaments of the filmmaker hits the viewer with a visceral force.
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Lou Lumenick, New York Post
A murky and morbid dirge of a gay romance set in Mexico City.
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Cast
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Juan Carlos Ortuño
as Gerardo
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Juan Torres
as Bruno
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Perla de la Rosa
as Anna
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Salvador Alvarez
as Susana
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Rosa-Maria Gomez
as Mary
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Mario Oliver
as Umberto
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Clarisa Rendón
as Nadia
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Salvador Hernández
as Antonio
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Pablo Molina
as Andres
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Pilar Ruiz
as Lola
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Llane Fragoso
as Mirella
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Martha Gomez
as Martha
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Manuel Grapain Zaquelarez
as Jorge
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Miguel Loaiza
as Adrian