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| Director: | José Luis Acosta | ||
| Producer: | Federico Bermúdez de Castro | ||
| Cinematography: | Jesús Escosa | ||
| Music: | Víctor Reyes | ||
| Language: | Spanish | ||
| Editing: | Pablo Blanco | ||
| Distributor: | United International Pictures |
I Won't Let You Not Love Me (es|'''No dejaré que no me quieras'''|links=no) is a 2002 Spanish-Argentine comedy film directed by starring Pere Ponce, Alberto San Juan, Ana Risueño, and Viviana Saccone.
Seeking to recover some diamonds stolen by his former wife Maria, jeweller Javier teams up with Enrique, who has just been ditched by his girlfriend Elisa.
The film is a Benjamín PC and Patagonik Film Group production.[1] The director pitched the film as an "unpretentious amusement about lies".
The film screened in the 'Panorámica' section of the Seville Film and Sport Festival in November 2002.[2] Distributed by United International Picture, it was released theatrically in Spain on 10 January 2003.[3]
Jonathan Holland of Variety deemed the "disappointing" comedy film to weld "a hackneyed plotline to intermittently amusing perfs".[4]
Casimiro Torreiro of El País concluded that the film "is a comedy as licitly ambitious as it is unfortunate and failed, as unbalanced on the inside as it is banal and pedestrian on the surface".[5]
La Nación gave the film a 'bad' review, considering that "it is absolutely impossible to deduce what the makers of this Argentine-Spanish co-production wanted to aim for".[6]