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Carancho

2010 · Movie · R · 107 min

6.9(175)unSUB Rating

ThrillerDramaRomance

A lawyer stalks hospital waiting rooms to represent traffic-accident victims in insurance claims. After a romance with an ambulance medic, he tries to escape the grim racket, but the shady firm he works for keeps pulling him back.

Also known as The Vulture

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Details
Years
2010
Release date
2010-05-06
Language
Spanish
Rated
R
Runtime
107 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
6.7/10 (175 votes)
About

You’ll like Carancho if you enjoy gritty crime-and-law stories with relentless tension and a dark romance; Not for you if you want uplifting drama, or if you dislike intense, morally gray conflict like White Elephant or The Clan.

Pros: gritty legal drama; tense romance; bleak atmosphere | Cons: morally heavy themes; bleak tone persists; limited light relief

Themes

  • affectation
  • car accident
  • aggressive
  • absurd
  • admiring
  • adoring
  • ambiguous
  • ambivalent
  • defiant

Awards & recognition

  • International Submission to the Academy Awards · 2011 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • Ricardo Darín

    Ricardo Darín

    as Sosa

  • Martina Gusmán

    Martina Gusmán

    as Luján

  • Carlos Weber

    Carlos Weber

    as Perro

  • José Luis Arias

    José Luis Arias

    as Casal

  • Fabio Ronzano

    Fabio Ronzano

    as Pico

  • Loren Acuña

    Loren Acuña

    as Mariana

  • Gabriel Almirón

    Gabriel Almirón

    as Munoz

  • FA

    Francisco Acosta

    as Pacheco

  • FE

    Federico Esquerro

    as Administrative

  • RM

    Roberto Maciel

    as Rinaldi

Directed by Pablo Trapero