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2 Hours

IMDb 6.8

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The bachelor Alvaro meets his son Santiago at the airport. Santiago has two hours before his plane leaves for Germany, where he is going to study. Both are nervous and their conversation is awkward, because they haven't seen each other for five years. They seem to grow slowly closer together. Moving, sober fiction about family bonds and intimacy.

Drama
AirportFather Son Relationship

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What is 2 Hours (2009) about?

The bachelor Alvaro meets his son Santiago at the airport. Santiago has two hours before his plane leaves for Germany, where he is going to study. Both are nervous and their conversation is awkward, because they haven't seen each other for five years. They seem to grow slowly closer together. Moving, sober fiction about family bonds and intimacy.

Who stars in 2 Hours?

2 Hours stars Pablo Cerda (Álvaro), José Pablo Gómez (Santiago). The film was directed by Alberto Fuguet.

How long is 2 Hours?

2 Hours has a runtime of 25 min and premiered in 2009.

Is 2 Hours worth watching?

2 Hours holds an IMDb rating of 6.8/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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