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Ver Santoalla

(245) 6.9 83 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Santoalla is a movie starring Margo Verfondern, Martin Verfondern, and Manolo Rodríguez. A Dutch couple, Martin and Margo Verfondern, move to a remote Spanish village of Santoalla to start a new life. There is conflict with the...

Genres
Documentary, Mystery
Director
Andrew Becker, Daniel Mehrer
Starring
Martin Verfondern, Margo Verfondern, Jovita Rodríguez, Manolo Rodríguez

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Genres Documentary, Mystery
Director Andrew Becker, Daniel Mehrer
Stars Martin Verfondern, Margo Verfondern, Jovita Rodríguez, Manolo Rodríguez
Country Spain, USA
Runtime 1 h 23 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description A Dutch couple, Martin and Margo Verfondern, move to a remote Spanish village of Santoalla to start a new life. There is conflict with the Spanish residents, resulting in the disappearance of Martin.

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19 customer reviews about mystery «Santoalla»

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Theresa Stephens
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 14:22

This movie is a must see for any African American who has ever felt the cold and the bitter pain of segregation and oppression. It is a tribute to the people who fought for their right to vote, but unfortunately were never able to realize their dream. I also want to thank the National African American Museum for their wonderful and unique exhibit that documents the African American experience in our country. This movie gives a fascinating glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of these people.
Debra
Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 10:13

I was blown away by this documentary. I think the whole process of making the movie was very inspiring and the whole family is very inspirational. The fact that everyone was able to come together and support one another makes the movie so much more worthwhile. Everyone who has a family member who is battling cancer should see this movie. It's so uplifting and makes me feel so much better about my family. I have also found that everyone who has a child who is battling cancer should see this movie as well. It's just a great movie overall. The director was able to do something with so little money and time. I think it was very inspiring to the whole family and even more so to the people who knew the family.
Albert M.
Monday, 13 Jul 2020 19:28

Some movies are just to be seen. This is one of them. Although this is not a documentary, it is a unique story told in a captivating manner. I really liked the way the director portrayed the reactions of the actors and their reactions to the movie. The whole movie is beautifully made. This is a film that I can watch again and again. It will always have a special place in my heart. The movie is not for everyone, but if you are an avid movie fan, this is one movie that you should watch. I also thought the plot was very original and it was very good for a documentary. The movie was very interesting. This is a must see movie. You won't be disappointed.
Gloria
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 01:46

A harrowing documentary that takes us inside the heart of the Guernsey Seven case. As the documentary progresses we learn that the Guernsey Seven case was never solved and in fact only five people were convicted. It is a difficult story to watch and it's not a documentary for everyone. If you are in a similar position and have already decided that the case is closed then you may be disappointed by the lack of closure and the uncertainty as to what is going to happen to the rest of the family. However, if you are willing to try to understand the heartbreak and frustration that the case has caused then this documentary is worth watching.
Christopher R.
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 19:49

I'd like to start by saying I don't have a lot of interest in historical documentaries. However, after seeing this film I am now compelled to write my first ever review. What can I say about this film? It is a remarkable piece of work. It covers the most important periods in South American history. The film goes back to when the first Europeans arrived in the area. The film covers the early colonial period when Spain and Portugal dominated the region and had control over everything. It goes on to cover the civil war period, the wars with the north in the 1980s and the period of the return of the military dictatorships. It covers the period of the failed military coup in Chile and the horrific coup in Argentina in the early 1990s. It also covers the period of the cocaine epidemic. What a fantastic film. This film will make you think and will give you a better understanding of the great struggles of the South American region. The documentary is fascinating, the film is incredible. I can't believe the amount of criticism this film has received. If you are a student of South American history or a person who has a deep interest in South American history you will love this film. This film is a must see. It is my personal favorite documentary of all time. Highly recommended.
Jonathan Webb
Friday, 19 Jun 2020 12:31

I just watched this documentary today and I must say I'm impressed with the movie. First of all, I was surprised that the documentary has been made with the same subjects. The subject of greed is very important, and I think that the filmmakers did a great job of telling the story. And I am also impressed with the way the film was filmed. The director does a great job of filming the subjects' everyday lives, and showing the actual incidents of the greed. And it was also good to see the problems that the people had with the situation. And it was also nice to see the way that the filmmakers changed the film to make it more interesting and touching. I must say that I am very impressed with the way that the filmmakers created this documentary. It's a good work of art, and I must say that it was great to watch it. So, if you are interested in the subject of greed and if you like documentaries, I suggest you to watch this one. I give it a 9/10.
Bruce A.
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 05:04

A man who wants to change his life is not always able to get to that point. I believe that the real "life changer" in life is to take the initiative and take action. This documentary shows how real people with real problems have changed their lives. What a great documentary! I feel that this film is very important for the United States because this is what our society is really like. I hope that all of you will watch this documentary.
Justin Anderson
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 17:28

I recently saw this film for the first time on the History Channel. It's not a very good film. It's well-filmed and has a lot of interesting facts. However, the film is completely ruined by the whole "smoking" scene. The people in the film were smoking in the scene. It was done so well that it took me out of the film. It was really distracting. Also, the fact that the girl (Mandy) wasn't shown in her school yearbook. It was just so sad. I was very moved by the scene when she came to visit her father (it was filmed in her home). Overall, it's not a great film, but it is interesting and worth watching.
Stephanie K.
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 02:42

As a native, I'm quite critical of film-makers' treatment of the indigenous people in their films. I've seen plenty of colonial films (including 'Nosferatu', 'Rosemary's Baby', 'Aguirre, the Wrath of God', 'The Passion of The Christ') and 'A Thousand Clowns' was the only film I've seen that I found to have been truly fair. It's obvious that they had access to the indigenous tribes in the area they were filming. It was an incredibly brave move to actually show the indigenous tribes at all and in such a harsh environment. It's also clear that the film makers knew the tribes were being exploited and would keep the film's tone light-hearted. This allowed the film to be a very believable account of a film-maker's journey and I was genuinely touched by their genuine desire to make a film for the indigenous people and not the multinational corporations. I was so impressed with the fact that the film makers had access to the native tribes. I also felt that it was important to show the negative aspects of the indigenous people. The film makers didn't shy away from the fact that they were making a film about an indigenous people and the negative aspects of the native people, but also it was important to show the positives of the indigenous people and the positive aspects of the indigenous people. The movie 'A Thousand Clowns' is definitely a film to watch and learn from, it's really good and a great example of what can be achieved when you approach the indigenous people from a different perspective.
Maria C.
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 00:20

Cuba does not have many gay films, but this documentary covers a lot of ground, from the "political" aspect, to the personal. It is very important to know how Cuba is perceived in the world, not just in the US. Cuba is also known for the "gay film festival", which can be seen as a representation of the traditional attitudes towards gay people. The documentary covers the film festival, the politics behind it, and the controversy it created, but also looks at how Cuba is seen in the west, and how they treat gay people. It does a good job at showing both sides of the story. If you want to know more about the history of gay cinema, and Cuba, I would highly recommend this film.
Sandra Thomas
Saturday, 30 May 2020 09:35

This movie is about the late '70s and early '80s in Paraguay, which had a military coup and the country's main political party was toppled. It is not really a history lesson, but more of a film about the country. The story follows the opposition of the National Party, which was led by Jorge Eliades (Leonardo DiCaprio), and the more moderate government of Gustavo Alvarez (Roberto Benigni). It is a short film, but I think it has more of a political message. I think that the political message was very important for the Paraguayan people, who suffered during the coup. This film is really good and informative. I would recommend this movie.
Danielle
Saturday, 30 May 2020 03:38

A very very good documentary, what one can expect from a Brazilian director, does not always equal the quality of the documentary. It is a very good, intelligent documentary about a very difficult subject. It is a little bit misleading to say that the documentary is just about the death penalty, because it's not. It's about the death penalty in general, and it is about the death penalty in Brazil, but not the death penalty in Brazil. It's a documentary about Brazil, and it's about the people, the human beings, who are affected by the death penalty. It is a very, very good documentary, and if you want to see it, go to the library, get a copy of it, watch it, and tell me if you find something missing.
Alexander
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 16:27

This is a wonderful documentary on the movie that became a cult classic. It covers the entire story of the movie, and all of the characters in it. The film was originally made for TV, but has since been made available on DVD. I am so glad that they released this on DVD. It is a wonderful experience. The story is interesting, and it is hard to tell what is going on at times. It is the only way I have ever watched a movie, and I have seen a lot of them. The actors and actresses have been interviewed extensively, and they do an amazing job of telling their stories. It is truly a great documentary, and I recommend it highly. I am looking forward to the DVD release, and to hearing what the directors and actors have to say about it.
Victoria
Monday, 11 May 2020 14:05

It's very interesting to see how the government deals with the death of a loved one. The details of the story are sad and the viewer is reminded of the last day of our beloved Uma. Her family was the only ones who wanted to see her and everyone else, especially the people of the hospital, was against the operation. They didn't want to see the first cadaver. But after all, Uma's last wish was to see her mother, so that she would not die. The movie shows us the strength of family and the determination of the doctor to save Uma. I found it very moving and thought-provoking. I thought it was a great movie. I think that it's a must see.
Judy Ruiz
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 11:05

The only film I've seen of the Spanish/American War, a powerful tale of a battle in the mountains of Peru that was held in 1936. The war is a great story of love, hope and sacrifice. The director does a great job capturing the reality of the times. The film's subject is somewhat controversial, but I think it's well worth seeing. The film is a must see for everyone, but definitely not a film you will be looking for your DVD copy of. I highly recommend it!
Janice Miller
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 05:07

The film is great. A must see. There are a few sequences that are a little too "heavy" for me. but other than that it is an excellent documentary on the lives of students and teachers. I hope it gets a wider release. The subject matter is important, and the film does not show it in a way that just calls attention to itself, but in a way that is respectful to the subject. It is not sensationalist. The documentary does not try to "tell" the world, it is simply a good story. I highly recommend this film.
Ashley
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 02:31

This is the story of the working class of Buenos Aires. They are very low to the rich who have always been around the area. They are also the ones who suffer from the most severe weather, and that is what makes them work as hard as they do. The city is full of opportunities. The film is set in a university where the students are mostly from the working class, and their stories show how their lives have changed. The film shows the anger of the people who have been through a lot, and the hope of the ones who were not affected. The director takes a lot of pictures and explains how the photographers were treated, and it is very interesting to see how the photographer goes through the whole film with no sign of pain or any sense of shame. It is a must see for anyone who wants to know about Argentina, and it shows the worst of the society, but it also shows the best. This is a film you will not forget.
Helen C.
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 02:04

It's not so easy to define what exactly is the meaning of a great film. You can get the gist of it from one single look at the picture, but that is not enough. I'd like to talk about the kind of effect that a film can have on a person. So far, the movies that I've watched are either very entertaining or deeply thought provoking. The "Birdman of Alcatraz" is one of the latter two. To me, the movie had the power to touch my emotions in a way that I haven't felt for a long time. It was simply a masterpiece of cinematic art. Leonardo DiCaprio and Michael Keaton have already made a name for themselves in Hollywood and now they're taking the next step and showing how great they can be in front of the camera. The movie follows the lives of two of them: a man who is a famous author and a man who is a renowned actor. The two are separated by two years and they decide to stay together and start a new life. They were both unhappy with their current lives and they're going to change their lives for the better. In order to do that, they have to deal with the problems that they are going to face. And that is what I find the greatest strength of the movie. The film does not stop to show how the actors have to face the challenges of their new lives and that is what makes it so touching and emotional. You can't stop watching the movie because it is too good. You just can't help but be touched by it. The movie shows how a person can be changed and if that's what you are looking for, this movie is definitely for you. This is a movie that I would recommend for anyone. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who has the capacity to deal with emotions. If you don't, you will be disappointed. The movie is about two people who are being split by time and they have to change their lives and deal with the problems that they are going to face. The acting is great. The way that they interact with each other is great. The way that they react to their problems is great. I think that they should get a lot of recognition for this movie. It is very good.
Christine
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 01:51

I enjoyed this documentary very much. It was well-filmed and the editing was superb. The editing was not so much dramatic as it was symbolic. It was an interesting documentary, not very lengthy, and the content of the film was certainly not boring. I enjoyed it immensely. It made me want to read more about "the man behind the mask." I will certainly be looking for more of his work in the future.
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