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Camino (2008)

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Summary: About the daughter of a family in the Catholic Opus Dei order, who must simultaneously confront the challenges of death and falling in love.

Genre: Drama

Country: Spain

Directed By: Javier Fesser

Written By: Javier Fesser

Starring: Carmen Elías, Manuela Vellés, Mariano Venancio, Nerea Camacho, Angela Boj, Fernando García Cabrera

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Camino belongs to 3 collections

1. Female protagonist (public: moderated by djross - 3 stars)

2. Children in lead role (public: moderated by PeaceAnarchy - 1 star)

3. Religion (public: moderated by Pickpocket)

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TCI	User	Score	Tier
na	Bitch Alert	60	T₆
na	m.pomeranz	70	T₈
na	IMDb-byvotes	76	T₇
na	Tjekhov	90	T₁₀
na	jgreenwood	75	T₇
na	KMcNeil	85	T₉
One of the best movies of the year.
na	igel	78	T₆
na	TheWhiteYeah	89	T₉
na	benedetti	68	T₅
na	filmaffinity	75	T₉
na	funsamf	85	T₉
na	imdb	77	T₉
na	djross	70	T₇
Strong indictment of Opus Dei designed to powerfully manipulate the emotions of the viewer. On the one hand, every element is crafted with the goal of pushing the film's message, and the very relentlessness of this to some extent ends up detaching the viewer. On the other hand, the film imaginatively, thoughtfully, and skillfully attempts to show the interior world of the title character, who is extremely well played by the beautiful Nerea Camacho.
na	empiremag	5	T₁₀
"An amazing, provocative and emotionally harrowing study of faith under fire. Unmissable."