Dias De Santiago


1h 23m 2004

Brief Synopsis

Santiago, an intense 23-year old young man trained for nothing but fighting, finds himself back in normal life after service in the army. His wife is at the point of leaving him, his family want to keep him at a distance. With a large chip on his shoulder, he is frustrated in his desires to get an e

Film Details

Also Known As
Days of Santiago
MPAA Rating
Genre
Foreign
Release Date
2004
Distribution Company
Lionsgate

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 23m

Synopsis

Santiago, an intense 23-year old young man trained for nothing but fighting, finds himself back in normal life after service in the army. His wife is at the point of leaving him, his family want to keep him at a distance. With a large chip on his shoulder, he is frustrated in his desires to get an education while his old comrades try to persuade him to join them in their dream of robbing banks. Abandoned by his wife, he finally and hesitantly begins to move towards a new relationship, but things spin wildly out of control when his violent brother's girl-friend starts making seductive overtures and pleads with him to kill her lover. It seems there is no escape from the cycle of violence once it has begun, in spite of his best intentions.

Film Details

Also Known As
Days of Santiago
MPAA Rating
Genre
Foreign
Release Date
2004
Distribution Company
Lionsgate

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 23m

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Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Peru's official entry for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film (2005).

Released in France November 10, 2004

Released in Peru September 30, 2004

Released in United States December 6, 2005

Released in United States December 8, 2005

Released in United States Winter December 8, 2005

Shown at AFI/Los Angeles International Film Festival (Latin Cinema Series) November 4-14, 2004.

Shown at Rotterdam International Film Festival January 21 - February 1, 2004.

color and b&w

Dolby Digital

dialogue Spanish, subtitled English

rtg MPAA NONE

Released in Peru September 30, 2004

Released in France November 10, 2004

Released in United States December 6, 2005

Released in United States December 8, 2005 (New York City)

Released in United States Winter December 8, 2005