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Condominio
Three stories happen simultaneously within one Condominium. Three stories about the limits human beings will go to in the simple attempt to be happy. Clotilde lives in number 24. She is an elderly lady and the sole responsible of her son, Javier, who is schizophrenic. But they have found an equilibrium to survive their misery. An equilibrium that may be broken at any time. Number 7 is home to Janet, a pregnant prostitute. She lives with Leslie, her junkie colleague. They know they have no future. But they have a plan. They need to go to Miami. The father of Janet's unborn child has the money they need. And they have decided to take the respect they are owed. Above the girls lives Fredy. He is in love with Álvaro, who has AIDS. Together they have established a shelter where people infected with HIV can find company. But Álvaro is dimming. Fredy won't accept it, but Alvaro has little time left. Three stories to continue sharing the same Condominium. ¿Where do YOU live?
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Plot Summary
A secluded luxury condominium becomes the stage for a tense psychological drama when its residents find themselves trapped by an unseen force. As paranoia escalates, long-buried secrets and resentments surface, forcing the inhabitants to confront not only their fears but also each other. The film explores themes of isolation, societal decay, and the dark underbelly of apparent perfection.
Critical Reception
Condominio received a mixed to positive reception, with critics often highlighting its atmospheric tension and thematic depth, though some found its pacing and resolution to be uneven. The performances, particularly from Ana Torrent, were frequently praised for their intensity.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its unsettling atmosphere and exploration of psychological themes.
Noted for strong performances, especially by lead actress Ana Torrent.
Criticized by some for an ambiguous or unsatisfying conclusion.
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Fun Fact
The film is based on the novel of the same name by Argentine author Alberto Laiseca.
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