Semen, una historia de amor (2005)

Directors:

Daniela Féjerman
Inés París

Writers:

Daniela Féjerman (writer)
Inés París (writer)

Release Date:

14 enero 2005 (Italy)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Semen | Biologist | Trapeze Artist

Awards:

1 nomination

Comentarios de los usuarios:

easy-silly film

Cast

Ernesto Alterio	...	Serafín
Leticia Dolera	...	Ariadna / Penélope
Héctor Alterio	...	Emilio
María Isbert	...	Señora mayor
María Pujalte	...	Gloria
Malena Alterio	...	Enfermera años 70
Janfri Topera	...	Dueño bar
Jesús Olmedo	...	Emilio joven
Elena Vilaplana	...	Madre de Serafín
David Martínez Blanco	...	Serafín 6 años
Inés París	...	Natalia
Rosario Lara	...	Matroña años 70
David Becerra	...	Dieguito
Miriam Raya	...	Inesita
Perpe Caja	...	Doña Mariana

Duración:

Spain:89 min

País:

Spain | UK

Idioma:

Español

Color:

Color

Clasificación:

Brazil:14 | Spain:13

Filming Locations:

Madrid, Spain

Company:

Boca Boca Producciones S.L.

Movie Connections:

References Notting Hill (1999)

Soundtrack:

Pobre Serafín

easy-silly film

Being Spanish in a foreign country, sometimes I found myself excusing the Spanish cinema, as 'not everything is Almdovar', and invite people to watch other Spanish films. This is not the case, this is not the kind of film that I'd recommend.

This is one of the most boring films that I've seem in ages. The plot is nonsense, even when at the beginning seems to be different, the story development is ridiculous.

Ernesto and Héctor Alterio, saved the film, the actress, Leticia Dolera, who is coming from TV, is not at the same level and the main problem of this film is, the lack of supporting actors. It seems too much responsibility for the three of then to hold the interest in the story and whether she plays twins, and we could count it as four, both sisters are the same, there's no difference in their characters at all.

Concerning supporting actors, we can underline Maria Isbert and Maria Pujalte, but both of them are such a small interventions, that something is missing.

6 out of 10 for father and son, 2 out of 10 for the twins. 4 out of 10 for the film. Spanish cinema is not all Almodovar, but I also hope that they haven't turn it into that kind of easy-silly films.