Director: Melina Leon
Writer: Melina Leon, Michael J. White
Stars: Linda Quipse, Lucio Rojas, Maykol Hernandez
Genre: Drama
Themes: Journalist, Female Director, Peru
Georgina's newborn daughter is stolen at a fake health clinic. Her desperate search for the child leads her to the headquarters of a major newspaper, where she meets a lonely journalist who takes on the investigation.
MIX UP REVIEWS:
Stewart - ★★★★
"Elegantly crafted but a sombre tale of a young woman who has her newborn child taken from her at a fake clinic and the struggle to get any assistance in getting her back. It's a quiet solemn tale which has a documentary feel to proceedings which is testament to the work of the actors and the director. The subplot of the gay journalist as well is a telling tale of the difficulties of finding love in a dangerous world and career. A memorable piece of filmmaking from a world not many of us will experience."
Have you seen it?
We caught Song Without a Name at the Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival.
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Whilst Song Without a Name is a small independent film it's themes can be found in the biggest of blockbusters and some of our favourite movies. There's trauma and coming to terms with sexuality in Bohemian Rhapsody and The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Corruption from above is rife in Gotham in The Dark Knight trilogy. There's pregnant heroine's in Juno, The Help and even Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Meanwhile Frodo is the unlikely hero from a humble home taking on a great evil in The Lord of the Rings.
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