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Preparing to celebrate her 15th birthday – a major event in Latin America – Miriam was meant to invite her online boyfriend Jean-Louis. But on discovering he is black and with everyone believing he is the son of a French diplomat, she is drawn into a web of lies.
Miriam Lies (2018) is the couple’s first fiction feature film, co-produced by the Catalan arthouse production company Mallerich Films Paco Poch, with support of Fonprocine, the Ibermedia programme and the Latin America Fund of the Tribeca Film Institute.
MIRIAM MIENTE (Miriam Lies) - Directed by Natalia Cabral and Oriol Estrada The first dramatic feature by documentary duo Natalia Cabral and Oriol Estrada centers on a quinceañera celebration...
Miriam (Dulce Rodríguez) is a biracial 14-year-old who lives with her white mother’s family, though still makes semi-regular visits to her black father. She’s preparing for her quinceañera, the traditional Latin American celebration of coming into young womanhood.
Film Review: ‘Miriam Lies’. A biracial teenager's various crises of identity are delicately disentangled in Natalia Cabral and Oriol Estrada's promising first narrative feature. By Guy Lodge ...
Miriam anxiously awaits the day of her fifteenth birthday party. Her family can’t wait to meet Jean-Louis, her Internet boyfriend set to accompany her. But when Miriam sees Jean-Louis for the first time and realizes he’s black, a quiet middle-class world of good intentions will begin to crumble.
Shy girl Miriam is waiting to celebrate her 15th birthday and she wants to invite her guy. So far they’ve only chatted online, and the anticipated blind date only complicates things.
