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Solo Mia - A Film by Javier Belanguer | Independent Drama Movie | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Art House Cinema Lovers
Solo Mia - A Film by Javier Belanguer | Independent Drama Movie | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Art House Cinema Lovers

Solo Mia - A Film by Javier Belanguer | Independent Drama Movie | Perfect for Film Enthusiasts & Art House Cinema Lovers" (如果原中文标题"Solo Mia"需要翻译,则改为:) "Alone Mia - A Film by Javier Belanguer | Independent Drama Movie | Ideal for Film Buffs & Art House Screenings" 注:根据影视作品名称的惯例,"Solo Mia"可能为专有名词不需直译,优先保留原标题。若需进一步场景扩展可补充:"...Great for Movie Nights, Film Studies & Cultural Discussions"。

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For Angela (Paz Vega) and Joaquin (Sergi Lopez), it was love at first sight, and then destiny followed. For a few months, their marriage was perfect and when she became pregnant, they both felt blessed. However, after the birth of the baby, things changed. Joaquin began to show signs of a hidden personality…one fueled by jealousy and anger. It was not long before he physically started taking his frustrations out on Angela. At first, she tried to stick things out - until one day it went too far. Frustrated by a system that offered no help, she finally decided to take the matter into her own hands.

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I was at the video store and picked this one up on a whim, recently having become an avid foreign film watcher.The movie focuses on a couple (Sergi Lopez and Paz Vega) and their stormy relationship. The two meet at the office where he works and she has just gotten a job. Things start off well. He gets along with her family and friends. She becomes fast friends with his coworker's wife (Elvira Minguez). She becomes pregnant with their first child. He sees that she has been smoking one day and hits her. This is the first signs of the violence that only escalates after the child is born. She confides in her friends and family, who initially play it off, but soon become worried when she starts to show bruises. The two get a divorce but he continues to follow her and, when she tries to get some justice, the court system fails her. She tries to make well with him but comes to the realization that she dislikes him greatly after all he's done, leading to a climactic ending. Sometimes the melodrama is a bit cheesy, but you can feel her fear as she gets no help from the justice system and must take matters into her own hands. Lopez effectively portrays a man who seems to know he's done wrong, yet can't find a way to change himself. Good performances all around. Worth a viewing.