7th Floor 2013 123movies

Watch: Séptimo 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – Secrets about Mammy Sebastián is a successful lawyer in Buenos Aires and is in the middle of an important case. He has divorced from Delia and they have two children, Luca and Luna. Delia wants to move to Spain to live with her father and wants full custody of the children, but Sebastián is reluctant. Sebastián goes to Delia’s apartment on the seventh floor of an old building to take Luca and Luna to school and Delia leaves the place. The siblings ask to go down playing on the stairs while Sebastián takes the elevator. When he arrives on the lobby, he realizes that the children have vanished. Sebastián needs to be in court for an important case but he seeks them out with the janitor and his neighbor Rosales, who is a police detective. He calls Delia that returns to the building and suspects of everyone until a woman calls him asking for a one hundred thousand-dollar ransom in two hours. How can the desperate Sebastián raise this amount in a short time and who might have kidnapped his children?.
Plot: Buenos Aires, Argentina. Sebastián, a successful lawyer, leaves his ex-wife’s condo, located on the seventh floor of an apartment building, to take his two children to school. While they run down the stairs, he uses the elevator. Once on the ground floor, Sebastián awaits the arrival of the children…
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Reviews:

Tense thriller but far from perfect
The 7th Floor is a drama all centered around the worst day in a man’s life. It’s a tough watch because the stress level is always cranked up, and Ricardo Darin makes his fear downright palpable. From the first moment he loses track of his kids you fear the worst and it feels like everyone is against our protagonist. There’s seemingly no one he can fully trust and most of the film is him jumping from one conclusion to the next trying to deduce who is behind this horrible thing. While it did get a bit repetitive and formulaic when he kept pointing the finger at someone else, I was still completely invested in the story. I also wanted to see if things would turn out OK, and if they would ever reveal the identity of the kidnappers (if they were really kidnapped at all.)

The ending of The 7th Floor is handled well, and they do enough to keep you in the dark. What bothered me about the conclusion was how they conveniently ignored or forgot about the long-term consequences of all the things our protagonist does throughout the film. He should be worried about being broke, without a job, and potentially at risk of being arrested. It’s all swept under the rug and we’re meant to just accept that those details are unimportant. The movie is still effective at thrusting you into the protagonist’s shoes, as it made me feel stressed, and always on edge (suspecting every other person of being involved.) I can’t say I totally loved it all, but The 7th Floor is still a good film and it’s hard to go wrong when you have the great Ricardo Darin in the lead role.

Watch and forget please
Acting: 7 /Story: 3 /Production values: 4 /Suspence – Thriller level: 5 /Action: 2 /Mystery – unknown: 7 /Romance level: 2 /Film noir ~ neo-noir density: none /Comedy elements: 0 /Overall: 3

Other Information:

Original Language es
Runtime 1 hr 28 min (88 min) (Argentina)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Director Patxi Amezcua
Writer Patxi Amezcua, Alejo Flah
Actors Ricardo Darín, Belén Rueda, Abel Dolz Doval
Country Spain, Argentina
Awards 1 win & 2 nominations
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Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
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Laboratory Cinecolor S.A., Buenos Aires, Argentina
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