El bonaerense (2002)
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- 1h 45min
- Crime, Drama
- 19 Sep 2002 (Argentina)
- Movie
A young locksmith is forced to leave his home and family to join the Buenos Aires police force.
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Awards:
- 8 wins & 11 nominations.
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Cast
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Jorge Román | ... |
Zapa
(as Jorge Roman)
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Mimí Ardú | ... |
Mabel
(as Mimi Arduh)
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Darío Levy | ... |
Gallo
(as Dario Levy)
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Hugo Anganuzzi | ... |
Polaco
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| Víctor Hugo Carrizo | ... |
Molinari
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Graciana Chironi | ... |
Madre Zapa
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Roberto Posse | ... |
Tío Ismael
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Luis Viscat | ... |
Pellegrino
(as Luis Vicat)
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Aníbal Barengo | ... |
Caneva
(as Anibal Barengo)
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Gerardo Maffoni | ... |
Cabo Osorio
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Liliana De Maria | ... |
Cabo Marina
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Facundo Gómez | ... |
Aspirante Salazar
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Carlos Federico Simon | ... |
Hijo de Mabel
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Marcela Uzuka | ... |
Instructor Policial
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Jorge Alberto Gómez | ... |
Profesor de Insignias
(as Jorge Alberto Gomez)
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Horacio Marassi | ... |
Profesor de Derecho
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Martín Claudel | ... |
Agento Pucho Pueblo
(as Martin Claudel)
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Pepe Sosa | ... |
Comisario Pueblo
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Silvia Hilario | ... |
Agente Femenino 1
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Lucas Olivera | ... |
Agente Abdala
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Jorge Luis Giménez | ... |
Cabo Berti
(as Jorge Luis Gimenez)
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Adrián Barrios | ... |
Yiyo
(as Adrian Barrios)
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Daniel Kargieman | ... |
Gitano
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Carmen Chironi | ... |
Vendedora Departamento
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Daniel Coria | ... |
Domenico
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Norma Gagliardi | ... |
Betty
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Sergio Acosta | ... |
Motoquero
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Martín Trapero | ... |
Gómez
(as Martin Trapero)
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Luis Alonso | ... |
Ladrón 1
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Horacio Reinoso | ... |
Ladrón 2
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Patricia Andrea Coronel | ... |
Amiga Pueblo
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Adalberto Diez | ... |
Amigo 1 Pueblo
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Fernando Focante | ... |
Amigo 2 Pueblo
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Diez Jr. | ... |
Amigo 3 Pueblo
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Romero De Scappino | ... |
Duena de Bar Otelia
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Maria Laura Trod | ... |
Hermana
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Hugo Alberto Trod | ... |
Hermano
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Guillermo Trod | ... |
Sobrino
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Julia Torres | ... |
Agente Femenino 2
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Helene De Li Argent | ... |
Travesti 1
(as Renne De Li Argent)
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Mariso La Rubia | ... |
Travesti 2
(as Marisa La Rubia)
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Diana Benferd | ... |
Travesti Comisaría
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Jorge Luis Vega | ... |
Preso Comisaría
(as José Luis Vega)
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Miguel Clemente | ... |
Hombre Comisaría
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Silvia Sacco | ... |
Mujer Golpeada
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Omar Aita |
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| Esteban Lamothe |
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Federico Esquerro | ... |
Borracho en moto (uncredited)
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Gastón Polo | ... |
Lanza (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Pablo Trapero | ||
Written by
| Nicolás Gueilburt | ... | () (as Nicolas Gueilburt) |
| Ricardo Ragendorfer | ... | () |
| Dodi Shoeuer | ... | () |
| Pablo Trapero | ... | () |
| Daniel Valenzuela | ... | () |
Produced by
| Martina Gusmán | ... | line producer (as Martina Gusman) |
| Pablo Trapero | ... | producer |
Music by
| Pablo Lescano | ||
Cinematography by
| Guillermo Nieto | ||
Editing by
| Nicolás Goldbart | ||
Art Direction by
| Sebastián Rosés | ... | (as Sebastián Roses) |
Costume Design by
| Marisa Urruti | ||
Makeup Department
| Alberto Moccia | ... | key hair stylist / key makeup artist |
| Alejandro Staricco | ... | hair stylist |
Production Management
| Micaela Buye | ... | production manager |
| Martina Gusmán | ... | assistant production manager (as Martina Gusman) |
| Adrián Suar | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Santiago Calori | ... | second assistant director |
| Gabriel Medina | ... | assistant director |
| Laureano Rizzo | ... | third assistant director |
Art Department
| Rafael Di Veroli | ... | graphic designer |
Sound Department
| Lisandro Alonso | ... | sound |
| Federico Esquerro | ... | sound |
| Santiago Fumagalli | ... | sound |
| Catriel Vildosola | ... | sound |
| Christophe Vingtrinier | ... | sound mixer |
Special Effects by
| Franco Burattini | ... | special effects |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Florencia Blanco | ... | still photographer |
| Lucio Bonelli | ... | electrician |
| Julián Catz | ... | electrician |
| Juan Chechile | ... | second assistant camera |
| Pigu Gómez | ... | electrician (as José María 'Pigu' Gómez) |
| Esteban Herrera | ... | electrician |
| Fernando Lockett | ... | electrician |
| Martín Mohadeb | ... | electrician |
| Guillermo Nieto | ... | camera operator |
| Guillermo Romero | ... | first assistant camera |
| Laura Vidal | ... | first assistant camera |
| Fernando Vázquez | ... | electrician |
Additional Crew
| Roberto Artiagoitía | ... | making of (as El Rumpi) |
| Nicolás Casares | ... | production assistant |
| Hugo Castro Fau | ... | executive coordinator |
| Andrea Cipelli | ... | production assistant |
| Martina Gusmán | ... | production assistant (as Martina Gusman) |
| Pablo Zoya | ... | production assistant |
Thanks
| Martina Gusmán | ... | thanks (as Martina Gusman) |
| Walter Salles | ... | thanks |
| Bruno Stagnaro | ... | thanks |
| Martín Trapero | ... | thanks |
Production Companies
- Matanza Cine
- Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée (CNC)
- Instituto Nacional de Cine y Artes Audiovisuales (INCAA) (support)
- Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication
- Pablo Trapero Productions
- Pol-Ka Producciones
- Programa Ibermedia (support)
- Wood Producciones
Distributors
- Menemsha Entertainment (2003) (United States) (theatrical) (subtitled)
- Soda Pictures (2003) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Argentina Video Home (Argentina) (DVD)
- Argentina Video Home (Argentina) (VHS)
- Distribution Company (Argentina)
- Mars Distribution (France)
Special Effects
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Single, hopeless, and still living with his mother in a dusty village somewhere in Argentina, the thirty-two-year-old locksmith, Zapa, receives a call from his boss to open a safe--and next thing he knows--he is handcuffed, and charged of theft. Framed and down on his luck, Zapa's miserable life will take a turn for the better, when a letter of recommendation from his uncle and former policeman, Ismael, opens a position in the Police Academy to become a corporal. During the days of his rigorous training, Zapa will also experience an irregular love affair; however, will he finally manage to take charge of his life as he works his way up in the West Buenos Aires Police Force? Written by Nick Riganas |
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| Taglines | Superbly Persuasive Thriller. Outstanding Human Drama. See more » |
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Box Office
| Opening Weekend Argentina | $75,617, 24 Sep 2002 |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | La madre del "Zapa" es la madre del director, Pablo Trapero See more » |
| Movie Connections | Referenced in Levels (2008). See more » |
| Quotes |
Marina:
You're an intelligent man, tell me: is the monkey a quadruped or... how was it, a biparous? Osorio: A biped. Biped, Marina, biped. Monkeys have evolved... In the animal evolving scale, there's no doubt monkeys have evolved. And there are certain human beings, that, although they're just non-feathered bipeds, they are much more than just primates. See more » |