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Duck Season

Country: Mexico, Language: Spanish, 90 mins

Original Title

Temporada de Patos
  • Director: Fernando Eimbcke
  • Writer: Fernando Eimbcke; Paula Markovitch
  • Producer: Jaime Bernardo Ramos; Frida Torresblanco

CGiii Comment

The praise that this nonsense has received is completely incomprehensible...just plain mystifying.

Watching paint deteriorate would be a better way to pass time. Flake by flake.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Flama and Moko are fourteen years old; they have been best friends since they were kids. They have everything they need to survive yet another boring Sunday: an apartment without parents, videogames, porn magazines, soft drinks and pizza delivery. The electricity company, Rita, the neighbor, Ulises, a pizza deliveryman, eleven seconds, the Real Madrid-Manchester game, some chocolate brownies and a horrible painting of ducks, all combine to break the harmony of what promised to be a placid Sunday, and reveal issues such as the parents' divorce, loneliness, the confusion between adolescent love and friendship, as well as frustration in adult life. "Temporada de Patos" is a movie that shows that, when the lights go off, we can see the stars.

Cast & Characters

Carolina Politi as Mamá de Flama;
Daniel Miranda as Flama;
Diego Cataño as Moko;
Danny Perea as Rita;
Enrique Arreola as Ulises;
Antonio Zúñiga as Señor Pulcro;
Alfredo Escobar as Señor Sudoroso;
Sara Castro as Señora