Americano (2005)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Chris McKinley
as Adela
as Ryan
as Michelle
as Riccardo
as Adios Girl
as Walter
as Gareth
as Prankster
as Gypsy Thief
as Bullfighter
as Drunk San Fermin Woman
as Gustavo
as Gustavo
as Little Waiter No. 1
as Little Waiter No. 2
as Little Matador
as Aruna Cafe Waiter
as Pimpled Waiter
as Drunk Woman
as Storyteller
as Jota Singer
Critic Reviews for Americano
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Neither the rambling plot nor the diffuse characterizations offer much of interest, but the young performers are highly attractive, and Robb Webb's excellent cinematography offers a panorama of highly photogenic Spanish locales.
Writer-director Kevin Noland effectively utilizes his fine young cast and the natural beauty and rich culture of northern Spain in amiably posing a timeless question of youth.
Watching Americano is like hearing a long story about someone else's holiday, and while it seems everyone had a nice time, it's too bad they didn't shoot a better film while they were there.
Beautifully shot and filled with lovable characters you could watch for hours, Americano is an amazing journey that makes one yearn for travel.
Americano certainly succeeds as a romanticized travelogue, and if this doesn't make one want to grab a backpack and head for the hills of Spain, nothing will.
As Jakes Barnes and friends do in "The Sun Also Rises," Noland's characters are in Pamplona to, among other things, run with the bulls. Those other things include falling in/out of love... [and] drinking wine.
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