Scene from the documentary 'The Imposter' by Adam O'Brien.
'The impostor' is the new proposal just arrived from the United Kingdom, interpreted by Adam O'Brian (Frédéric Bourdin), Anna Ruben (Carey Gibson), Cathy Dresbach (Nancy), Alan Teichman (Charlie), Iván Villanueva (social worker) , María Jesús Hoyos (judge), Anton Martí (police) and Amparo Fontanet (police), among others. Despite being a documentary, 'The Imposter' has a cinematic cut that hooks the viewer from beginning to end.
"The impostor" brings us closer the story of a boy who poses as the missing son of a family in the American Midwest. The problem is that the son is blond and he is dark, in addition to French and 10 years older than the disappeared. The starting point of the film is found when said family, far from rejecting the young Frenchman, accepts him and says yes, that he is the missing son.
El documentary 'The impostor' is one of the best works that has hit our billboard in recent weeks. In it you can enjoy magnificent images, very interesting and timely interviews and an enormous narrative force to tell the story. We could almost certainly call it genius.
The disturbing work of "The Imposter" makes the viewer maintain the tension for 90 minutes, and reflect on what he has just seen many more. In addition, the film, which is based on a true story, has not had scripts acted or imagined scenes, only the dramatization of the events by a few professional actors and the testimonies of direct witnesses. In summary, a good proposal of suspense, told by the cynical and disorderly face of its real protagonist.
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