Lucía, Lucía

Name: Lucía, Lucía
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Comedy
Released: July 25, 2003
Duration: 110 min
Rating: 51
Cast: Carlos Álvarez-Nóvoa, Cecilia Roth, Kuno Becker

2003

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Fox Searchlight Pictures | Release Date: July 25, 2003 | R

Starring: Carlos Álvarez-Nóvoa, Cecilia Roth, Kuno Becker

Summary: A wry comedy unfolds when Lucia's (Roth) husband mysteriously disappears leaving her to discover that her life is not what it seems. (Fox Searchlight)

Director: Antonio Serrano

Genre(s): Adventure, Drama, Mystery, Thriller, Comedy, Romance, Crime

Rating: R

Runtime: 110 min

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Kevin Thomas

An exhilarating celebration of the possibilities of love and friendship, and Lucía, Félix and Adrián could not be more likable. Read full review

Robert Koehler

In a brilliant and precise reversal of Hollywood's current casting game of matching older male stars with younger female starlets, Roth takes hold of the mature end of a love affair with the ultra-handsome Becker and steers a course of vivid sexual and emotional power. Read full review

Steven Rea

Clunky and unsurprising. Read full review

Nathan Rabin

Has its moments, but by the time it reaches its anticlimax, Roth won't be the only one irritated at getting jerked around for no discernible reason. Read full review

Leslie Camhi

It lacks the toughness and social insights of its Mexican new wave predecessors like "Amores Perros." And even as the story of one woman's midlife crisis, it's a bit lightweight. Read full review

Owen Gleiberman

Anxiety is a fair response to a midlife crisis, but that hardly means that we want to see the heroine of a movie spend scene after scene trapped in a nervous dither of indecision. That's exactly what happens in Lucia, Lucia. Read full review

Carla Meyer

Mexican filmmaker Antonio Serrano applies the fantasy device so haphazardly as to render it irritating instead of surprising. Read full review

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