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2004 | Color | 129 min

The Constant Gardener Tessa Quayle, human rights activist in Northern Kenya, is found brutally murdered. All evidence points to a crime of passion. Justin´s determination to learn the truth about his wife´s apparent infidelity leads him onto a dangerous path of discovery. He begins to unravel a much larger conspiracy, one that has claimed many innocent lives


Country: Estados Unidos, Reino Unido
Direction: Meirelles; Fernando
Script: Caine; Jeffrey, Le Carré; John
Production: Abberley; Jeff, Blackman; Julia, Egan; Gail, Ranvaud; Donald, Jones; Robert, Channing Williams; Simon
Photography: Charlon; César
Sound: Sundtröm; Joakim
Music: Iglesias; Alberto
Cast:Harford; Daniele, Keogh; John, Koundé; Hunert, Mccabe; Richard, Mcsorley; Gerard, Weisz; Rachel, Huston; Danny, Fiennes; Ralph
Participation year at FICM: 2005

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