Year: 2012
Country: COLOMBIA
Run Time: 90 minutes
Zico and his hacker sister Angie plan a major robbery on the day of Colombia's World Cup qualifying match with Uruguay. It's to be their final heist, providing enough money to keep them set for life. Along for the ride is their long-time assistant El Guajaro and a newbie named Rincon who is a replacement for their incarcerated ex-partner. Their plan seems flawless. As pros, they know how to orchestrate an easy set-up that leaves no casualties or traces. When Angie falls for Rincon and brings him inside their circle, even the overprotective Zico begins to bond with him. But Rincon’s charm can sometimes be overshadowed by his suspiciously distant personality. Is there something he's not telling them? Arranged in a series of flashbacks and flash-forwards, 180 SECONDS reveals its story in slow bursts, always leaving you begging for more. This high-paced thriller is guided by a sexy, upbeat Colombian hip-hop soundtrack that mirrors the film's sanguine vibe. But is all the fun blinding the gang from seeing the whole picture? (In Spanish with subtitles) – E.F.
CIFF Screenings
Thursday, April 04, 2013 at 6:30 PM
This screening is on Stand By.
Friday, April 05, 2013 at 11:45 AM
Sidebar
Cinema en Español
Genre
Thriller
Director
Alexander Giraldo
Producer
Alexander Giraldo
Screenwriting
Diego F. Ramirez
Cinematography
Eduardo Ramirez
Editing
Andrés Porras, Carlos Moreno
Principal Cast
Manuel Sarmiento, Angelica Blandón, Alejandro Aguilar, Luis Fernando Montoya
Director Bio
Alexander Giraldo is a filmmaker and musician from Colombia. He studied a variety of topics, such as art history, social communication, film, and audiovisual directing. Giraldo has directed several shorts, television commercials, and music videos.
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180 SECONDS (2012)
Latido Films
Sponsored by DENISE HUCK & MIKE BARUSCHKE along with Pursnitkitty Productions (SAMANTHA & YOPLAIT)
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