Nora's Will Recently Released
Exclusively in South Florida Theaters

The multi award-winning Mexican film Nora's Will (Cinco Dias Sin Nora) has been playing for an incredible eight weeks and is now entering its very successful ninth week in South Florida including Lake Worth, Boca Raton and Delray Beach...the beach town that I love!

Nora's Will is featured in this week's issue of the Florida Jewish Journal, available all over South Florida, and was recently featured in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

Best Picture of the Year by the Mexican Film Academy
(Mexico's Academy Awards)


Nora's Will was recently named the Best Picture of the Year by the Mexican Film Academy (Mexico's Academy Awards), and it won the Audience Award at the 2009 Miami International Film Festival. This unique Jewish comedy is already playing to packed houses in Miami, and is sure to be a huge hit with all Florida film lovers!

Synopsis

Nora had a plan. It would bring her ex-husband, Jose (Fernando Lujan), and the rest of their family together for one last magnificent Passover feast. But there is a flaw in her plan- a mysterious photograph from the past, hidden under the bed, which leads Jose to re-examine their relationship and rediscover their undying love for each other.

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Multi Award-Winning Film
Comes to Delray Beach!

• 2009 Miami International Film Festival: Winner, Audience Award


• 2009 Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival: Winner, Jury Award (Best Director, Best First Film)


• 2009 Mar del Plata International Film Festival: Winner, Best Film 2008 Morelia International Film Festival: Winner, Audience Award


• 2009 Moscow International Film Festival: Winner, Silver St. George (Best Director)

Winner of 7 Ariel Awards
(Mexico's Academy Awards)

• Best Picture of the Year


• Best Original Screenplay


• Best Actor (Fernando Lujan)


• Best Supporting Actress (Angelina Pelaez)


• Best First Film


• Best Original Score


• Best Makeup

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Award-winning Mexican film Nora's Will (Cinco Dias Sin Nora)

Critics Comments

Mariana Chenillo's warm and entertaining feature debut, "5 Days without Nora" (also titled "Nora's Will") may not sound like a comedy, but Chenillo loads the scenario with more Yiddishkeit than a gross of matzo, sure to elicit laughs and knowing nods throughout the Diaspora. Though custom-made for Jewish fests worldwide, "Nora" has amply demonstrated its crossover credentials with a string of awards in Miami, Morelia and Moscow. All the performers appear to thoroughly enjoy themselves, especially vet Lujan, who maintains a marvelously underplayed comic timing yet still gives Jose an emotional heart.
- Jay Weissberg, Variety

Nora's Will, however, is not a ha-ha comedy but an insider's smiley discourse on the movable boundaries of love, faith, faithfulness and -- last and fortunately least -- personal interests. Choosing humanism over the pitfalls of melodrama and the temptations of the tremendous, first-time feature director Mariana Chenillo shuffles her chips adroitly -- solid, natural acting; no flashy camera movements; no do-or-die conflicts -- to steer her ultimately pleasing plot to a conclusion as tidy as Nora's apartment and as orderly as her posthumous instructions for Passover dinner.
- Orlando Aloma, The Miami Herald

First time director Mariana Chenillo never loses sight of the essential humanity of the situation which, at its core, is the on-going friction between those who believe and those who don’t.
–Eleanor Ringel Cater, former lead critic for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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