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Cast

Hart Bochner
as Jack Carney

Colin Firth
as Adrian LeDuc

Dora Bryan
as Margaret McKinney

Liz Smith
as Mary Louise McKinney

Fabrizio Bentivoglio
as Carlos Sanchez-Verne

James Telfer
as Vanessa

Mirella D'Angelo
as Laura Werpachowsky

Juan Vitali
as Alberto Werpachowsky

Cipe Lincovsky
as Mrs. Treniev

Francesca d'Aloja
as Claudia

Miguel Ligero
as Mr. Palma

Elvia Andreoli
as Adrian's Mother

Marikena Monti
as Tango Singer

Luis Romero
as Projectionist

Robert Baldi
as Political Group in Cinema

Debora Bianco
as Girl in Cafe

Sebastian de Nico
as Political Group in Cinema

Federico D'Elía
as Boy in Cafe

Veronica Gambini
as Girl with Carlos in Building

Nicolas Pereyra
as Doctor at Instititution

Rosario Varela
as Girl with Carlos at Tango

Raul Florido
as Jack's Argentine Contact

Claudio Ciacci
as Young Man in Cinema

Gabriel Posniak
as Dead Man

Darwin Sanchez
as Police Inspector

Daniel Queirolo
as Young Cop

Miguel Angel Porro
as Taxi Driver

Oca Spirito
as Woman in Cinema #1

Micky Chapman
as Woman in Cinema #2

Claudia Rosenblat
as Nurse #1

Sandra Calderon
as Nurse #2

Max Berliner
as Prospective Tenant

Lisanne Cole
as Political Group in Cinema

Germán Palacios
as Political Group in Cinema

Mane Arauz
as Prospective Tenant

Horacio Erman
as Political Group in Cinema

Maria Jose Catino
as Prospective Tenant

Guillermo Willart
as Paramedic #1

Inés Estévez
as Political Group in Cinema

Ruth Jasiuk
as Political Group in Cinema

Javier Balina
as Paramedic #2

Ezequiel Donovan
as Foreign Element

Marina Zemma
as Political Group in Cinema

Pablo Lena
as Political Group in Cinema

Eduardo Peralta Ramos
as Foreign Element

Juan Jose Gato
as Political Group in Cinema

John Kamps
as Foreign Element

Daniel Astesano
as Immigration Officer

Goran Johansson
as Foreign Element

Gabriel Corrado
as Victim in Hotel Room

Alfredo De Quesada
as Speaker at Group Meeting

Stephen Cole
as Strange-looking Man in Airport

Jorge Caseres
as Young Man with Vanessa

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• Sep 08, 2013

  In "Apartment Zero," Adrian LeDuc(Colin Firth) runs a moribund repertory cinema club in Buenos Aires but turns down his friend Claudia's(Francesca d'Aloja) offers to rent out his theatre for political meetings, preferring, in his words, to keep the blood off the walls and on the screen. With his mother(Elvia Andreoli) requiring constant medical care, he puts an ad in the newspaper for a roommate. After a few applicants that do not meet his high standards, Jack(Hart Bochner), a hunky American, shows up to rent the room, with Adrian even making him breakfast. Early on in "Apartment Zero," Adrian admonishes people who watch films on video, saying they prefer to skip through the slow parts. Later on, I was thinking again of that statement, wondering if Adrian could possibly be commenting on the film he is in, as it suffers from a particularly crawling pace, even with its psychosexual themes on full display. Just as the movie finally kicks into gear when it takes a turn towards the baroque in its last act, it also takes an extremely roundabout way to also take full advantage of its intriguing post-junta milieu. A situation Adrian ignores because he has had his head in the sand, apparently due to his love of movies.(He even acts more English than Argentinian.) In any case, Colin Firth is superb, years before he would cause half of England to have a spontaneous orgasm.
  Walter M Super Reviewer
• Jan 03, 2010

  An intriguing, intense psychological thriller with sexual overtones set in Buenos Aires, about a lonely cinema owner Adrian LeDuc, played by Colin Firth in a sensational, multi-layed performance, who's life is changed when circumstances forced him to rent his insane mother's room who is the hospital, to a mysterious, handsome stranger named Jack Carney, played by Hart Bochner in a compelling performance. Adrian is obsessively attracted to Jack, and the two form a bizarre relationship, that has an unspoken sexual longing. This connection becomes troubled when reports of bodies in the streets begin, and Adrian starts to believe that Jack is hiding a horrific secret, that he may be the mass murderer that has been terrorizing the city. Extremely well acted by the entire cast, brilliantly directed and scripted by Martin Donovan. A dramatically charged film with Hitchcockian elements that give it suspense and its wicked black humor. Highly Recommended.
  Danny R Super Reviewer
• May 20, 2008

  This is Colin Firth like you've never seen him before! If you are used to Mr. Darcy, then you will be as surprised as I was to see him in this role. He was excellent! He is just weird as Adrian LeDuc who rents a room to Jack Carney, played by Hart Bochner. The story unfolds as a killer is on the loose and Adrian is dealing with the deterioration of his ailing mother. He just keeps getting weirder and weirder and I blame his nosy neighbors, who are also weird in their own right. I didn't expect the movie to end as it did but when you think about it, it all makes sense. My mom recommended this movie to me when we were in Buenos Aires, since that is where the movie takes place. Didn't recognize any of the sites, but it was well worth a watch.
  ~Lissa~ Super Reviewer
• Jun 16, 2007

  odd but with excellent performances by two fine actors.
  jay n Super Reviewer

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