Te Quiero
Brief Synopsis
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Jean and his lover Sylvia flee from Paris to Lima, Peru, with a stolen diamond pendant. Attempting to sell the jewel is more difficult than the couple expect, as neither speaks Spanish. But when they meet another expatriot French couple, wealthy Franck and Murielle, they think they may have found a
Cast & Crew
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Manuel Poirier
Director
Philippe Bas
Jean
Marine Delterme
Sylvia
Patricia Farfan Villena
Suzanna
Maruschka Detmers
Murielle
Sergi López
Costa
Film Details
Also Known As
I Desire You, I Love You
Genre
Adaptation
Crime
Drama
Thriller
Release Date
2001
Production Company
France 2 Cinéma; StudioCanal
Distribution Company
Diaphana Distribution; Diaphana Distribution; Diaphana Productions
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 22m
Synopsis
Jean and his lover Sylvia flee from Paris to Lima, Peru, with a stolen diamond pendant. Attempting to sell the jewel is more difficult than the couple expect, as neither speaks Spanish. But when they meet another expatriot French couple, wealthy Franck and Murielle, they think they may have found a solution. Jean and Sylvia quickly befriend the couple, and begin to set their scheme into motion.
Director
Manuel Poirier
Director
Cast
Philippe Bas
Jean
Marine Delterme
Sylvia
Patricia Farfan Villena
Suzanna
Maruschka Detmers
Murielle
Sergi López
Costa
Patrick Chesnais
Franck
Crew
Jean-paul Bernard
Sound
Maurice Bernart
Producer
Yann Dedet
Editor
Christian Fontaine
Sound
Guillermo Iza
Production Designer
Nara Keo Kosal
Director Of Photography
Patrick Modiano
Source Material (From Novel)
Manuel Poirier
Screenwriter
Michel Portal
Music
Christian Portron
Assistant Director
Michel Saint-jean
Producer
Film Details
Also Known As
I Desire You, I Love You
Genre
Adaptation
Crime
Drama
Thriller
Release Date
2001
Production Company
France 2 Cinéma; StudioCanal
Distribution Company
Diaphana Distribution; Diaphana Distribution; Diaphana Productions
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 22m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in France February 14, 2001
color
Dolby
dialogue French and Spanish
Released in France February 14, 2001
