Movie Overview
Movie Title
Søren
Release Year
2018
Genre
Drama / Romance / LGBTQ+
Language
Spanish
Countries
Bolivia / Mexico / France
Runtime
104–108 minutes
Director
Juan Carlos Valdivia
Writer
Juan Carlos Valdivia
Original Title
Søren
| Movie Title | Søren |
| Release Year | 2018 |
| Genre | Drama / Romance / LGBTQ+ |
| Language | Spanish |
| Countries | Bolivia / Mexico / France |
| Runtime | 104–108 minutes |
| Director | Juan Carlos Valdivia |
| Writer | Juan Carlos Valdivia |
| Original Title | Søren |
Cast & Characters
Actor / Actress
Character
Willy Cartier
Søren
Pamela Peró
Paloma
Romel Vargas
Amaru
Alejandra Lanza
Zuleika
Erwin Berzain
Max
| Actor / Actress | Character |
|---|---|
| Willy Cartier | Søren |
| Pamela Peró | Paloma |
| Romel Vargas | Amaru |
| Alejandra Lanza | Zuleika |
| Erwin Berzain | Max |
Storyline
Søren follows Paloma and Amaru, a young couple who appear to have an almost perfect relationship. Their seemingly stable life changes when Søren, a mysterious and free-spirited European, enters their world.
Søren's presence begins to challenge the couple's ideas about love, relationships and personal freedom. A musician, philosopher, mystic and adventurer depending on the circumstances, he encourages Paloma and Amaru to question the way they understand their relationship.
When Zuleika, a feminist DJ, enters the story, the emotional dynamics become even more complicated. Together, the characters embark on an unexpected journey that challenges conventional ideas about love and relationships.
Søren follows Paloma and Amaru, a young couple who appear to have an almost perfect relationship. Their seemingly stable life changes when Søren, a mysterious and free-spirited European, enters their world.
Søren's presence begins to challenge the couple's ideas about love, relationships and personal freedom. A musician, philosopher, mystic and adventurer depending on the circumstances, he encourages Paloma and Amaru to question the way they understand their relationship.
When Zuleika, a feminist DJ, enters the story, the emotional dynamics become even more complicated. Together, the characters embark on an unexpected journey that challenges conventional ideas about love and relationships.
Movie Summary & Key Moments
- Paloma and Amaru begin with an apparently stable and loving relationship.
- The arrival of Søren disrupts their established way of life.
- Søren encourages the couple to question conventional ideas about love.
- His mysterious and free-spirited personality has a strong influence on Paloma and Amaru.
- Zuleika's arrival adds another dimension to the changing relationship.
- The characters explore love, identity, freedom and the possibility of reinventing relationships.
- Paloma and Amaru begin with an apparently stable and loving relationship.
- The arrival of Søren disrupts their established way of life.
- Søren encourages the couple to question conventional ideas about love.
- His mysterious and free-spirited personality has a strong influence on Paloma and Amaru.
- Zuleika's arrival adds another dimension to the changing relationship.
- The characters explore love, identity, freedom and the possibility of reinventing relationships.
Facts & Trivia
- Søren was released in 2018.
- The film was written and directed by Juan Carlos Valdivia.
- The film explores love and contemporary relationships in Bolivia.
- The principal cast includes Willy Cartier, Pamela Peró and Romel Vargas.
- The film was produced by Monster Grupo Creativo and associated production companies.
- Filming locations included the Salar de Uyuni in Potosí, Bolivia.
- The film was presented as a Mexico/France/Bolivia production, with Spanish as its primary language.
- Søren was released in 2018.
- The film was written and directed by Juan Carlos Valdivia.
- The film explores love and contemporary relationships in Bolivia.
- The principal cast includes Willy Cartier, Pamela Peró and Romel Vargas.
- The film was produced by Monster Grupo Creativo and associated production companies.
- Filming locations included the Salar de Uyuni in Potosí, Bolivia.
- The film was presented as a Mexico/France/Bolivia production, with Spanish as its primary language.
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