El Día Que me Amen with Adrian Suar: DVD Cover

    El Día Que me Amen
    a.k.a. When Somebody Loves Me Director: Daniel Barone Cast: Adrian Suar, Leticia Brédice, Juan Leyrado, Jorge Marrale

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    • DVD Release Date: 06/21/2005
    • Original Release: 2003
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 36,030

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    Features

    4x3 Full screen; Dolby Digital; Scene selection; Trailers; Closed captioned; Spanish language with English subtitles

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Main Title [7:13]
    2. Trespassing [3:28]
    3. The Person You Were [6:29]
    4. Unexpected Reunion [6:41]
    5. Life's Little Auditions [3:53]
    6. Photographic Memory [4:27]
    7. Lost in the Breeze [7:16]
    8. Close Call [2:40]
    9. Stormy Progress [6:18]
    10. What Else? [4:09]
    11. The Outside World [5:51]
    12. Midnight Therapy [8:04]
    13. "A Dangerous Girl" [4:03]
    14. Confined Spaces [4:00]
    15. Hey Hey, Madonna [5:13]
    16. Telling the Truth [5:58]
    17. Crazy Talk [2:48]
    18. Visitation [3:17]
    19. Empty Nest Syndrome [3:55]
    20. Catching Your Moment [1:33]
    21. Going Off the Deep End [7:21]
    22. Finding Esmeralda [4:15]
    23. Without Notice [4:57]
    24. End Credits [2:30]

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    A pair of childhood friends find that their bond has not weakened with the passing of years in this affecting drama from filmmaker Daniel Barone. For nearly a decade, Jaoquin (Adrian Suar) has suffered from depression, but when his childhood friend Mara (Leticia Brédice) returns home after eight years away, the clouds soon begin to part for Jaoquin. As the old friends share memories of the past and visit the place where time seemed to stop for them as children, an old bond once again grows strong and the caring friends take solace in the familiarity of their surroundings. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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