Insignificant Things
Insignificant Things (2008) is a family film, directed by Andrea Martínez. It stars Paulina Gaitán and Bárbara Mori. The 98-minute film holds an audience score of 5.4/10.
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What Insignificant Things Is About
Esmeralda is a teenager who collects things dropped, forgotten or thrown away by people she does not know, keeping them all in a box under her bed. The film tells the story of three objects in that box and of the people behind them, all three of them people who cannot manage a bond with the person they love most. The account ties these three lives together through Esmeralda’s box and closes as the girl learns to open it, that is, to feel rather than to hoard. In Andrea Martínez’s ninety eight minute Mexican film, Paulina Gaitán plays Esmeralda, with Bárbara Mori, Fernando Luján and Blanca Guerra in the cast. It was completed in 2008.
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What is Insignificant Things about?
Esmeralda is a teenager who collects things dropped, forgotten or thrown away by people she does not know, keeping them all in a box under her bed. The film tells the story of three objects in that box and of the people behind them, all three of them people who cannot manage a bond with the person they love most.
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How long is Insignificant Things?
Insignificant Things runs for 98 minutes (1h 38m).
When did Insignificant Things come out?
Insignificant Things was released in 2008.
Who directed Insignificant Things?
Insignificant Things was directed by Andrea Martínez.
Who stars in Insignificant Things?
Insignificant Things stars Paulina Gaitán, Bárbara Mori, Fernando Luján, Blanca Guerra.
What is Insignificant Things's rating?
Insignificant Things holds 6.6/10 on IMDb and 5.4/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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