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Overview
Release Date:
16 noviembre 1996 (Spain) másPlot:
Antonio and Concha, a couple who are constantly fighting about money, win the Christmas Lottery first prize... más | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
Lottery
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Lottery Winner
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Palm Tree
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Greed
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Murder
Awards:
Nominated for Oscar. Another 4 wins & 1 nomination másComentarios de los usuarios:
Good, if a bit hyped másCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Pedro Mari Sánchez | ... | Antonio | |
| Anabel Alonso | ... | Concha | |
| Germán Cobos | ... | Sr. Guerrero | |
| Mónica Pérez | ... | Chica sueño | |
| Ursula Siemens | ... | Sra. Guerrero | |
| Juan Francisco Expósito | ... | Hombre que cava | |
| Arturo Soriano | ... | Funcionario | |
| Tatiana Yourieff | ... | Sra. del perrito | |
| Ricardo Corsetti | ... | Camarero Tropicana | |
| Antonio Martín | ... | Policía | |
| Aurelio Carnero | ... | Policía | |
| Manolo González Mauricio | ... | Policía | |
| Roberto Sánchez | ... | Policía | |
| Fernando del Hoyo | ... | Policía | |
| Francisco Melo | ... | Policía |
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24 minPaís:
SpainIdioma:
EspañolColor:
Black and WhiteAspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 másMOVIEmeter: 
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The fact that this short film was nominated for an Oscar received such amount of publicity in Spain that Fresnadillo became an overnight star, and the film itself a much-coveted cult piece. For four years, everybody eagerly awaited its follow-up, Intacto, which also became a bit of an unjustified critics' darling.
The truth is that, while Esposados is a clever and stylish little piece, it's nothing extraordinary when compared with the rest of the usual short film production in Spain, which is customarily of quite high quality and contains at least three or four gems of this calibre every year. The unexpected glory even gave the film a sheen of pretentiousness which it probably wasn't looking to have, as it doesn't fit the slightness of its black comedy. Still, this film has many virtues: the quirky camera-work, the brassy music, the very contrasted black and white photography, and the acting, especially by Anabel Alonso, while keeping the tongue firmly in cheek, all contribute to create an atmosphere of growing unease and tension, which is finally loosened in the concluding surprise/punchline; but one would be forgiven for being disappointed if one was expecting the film to be a bit more than just a drawn out joke.