The Lost Key / La Llave Perdida

Name: The Lost Key / La Llave Perdida
Director: Ricardo Adler
Released: 2016

Ricardo Adler 2016

A man and a woman’s quest for deep and lasting intimacy takes them on an exhilarating journey to an ancient secret. The Lost Key, an award-winning film featured on Netflix, reveals how a sexual relationship can turn into a healthy, spiritual experience where two people become One.

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Running Time:

89 min.

Spoken Languages:

English, Hebrew, Spanish

Subtitles:

English, Spanish

Directors:

Ricardo Adler

Producers:

Jose Ernesto Martinez

Cinematographers:

Antal Steinbach, Daniel Garcia, Jose “Junior” Gonzalez

Editors:

Carolina Aular, Cacho Briceño, Daniel Ruiz

Production Companies:

CineAttico Films

Religion and Spiritual..

Festival Participation

Religion Faith International Film Festival, Delaware - 2024
Winner, Outstanding Excellence Award, Documentary
Festival de Cine Entre Largos y Cortos (ELCO), Venezuela - 2014
2nd Place, Best Documentary
Ottawa International Film Festival, Canada - 2014
Festival de Cine Documental Caracas Doc, Venezuela - 2014
2nd Place, Best Documentary
Festival Internacional de Cine Judio en Caracas, Venezuela - 2014
Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival, Israel - 2014
Festival Internacional de Cine Judio en Mexico - 2015
Miami Jewish Film Festival, Florida - 2015
Top 5 Audience Ballot Score
Palm Beach International Film Festival, Florida - 2015
WorldFest Houston International Film Festival, Texas - 2015
Winner, Best Documentary
Festival Internacional de Cine Judio en la Argentina - 2015
Festival Internacional de Cine Judio de Montevideo, Uruguay - 2017

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