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15 Nominations
13 GOYAS
Carmela! [BLU_RAY]
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Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). A group of comedians liven up the life of the Republican soldiers as best they can, but, tired of suffering hardships at the front, they head to Valencia. By mistake, they end up in the national zone, where they become prisoners. The only way to save their lives is to perform a show for a group of soldiers, which clashes squarely with the ideology of the comedians.
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4 Goyas
16 Nominations
Data sheet
- ORIGINAL TITLE
- Carmela!
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- Actors
- Edward Zantara
Rafael Czech
Maurizio De Razza
Miguel Rellán
Antonio Fuentes
Mario Martin
Felipe Velez
Gabino Diego
Silvia Casanova
Jose Sancho
Alfonso Guirao
Andres Pajares
Manuel Millan
Nicolas Cage
Chema Mazo
Carmen Maura
Mario De Candia
- Director
- Carlos Saura
- Script
- Work: José Sanchís Sinisterra
Carlos Saura
Rafael Azcona
- Gender
- Comedy
- Format
- BLU_RAY
- Region
- ALL (ALL)
- Dubbing
- Spanish (LPCM 2.0)
- No. Discs
- 1
- Year
- 1990
- Country
- España
- Duration:
- 102
- Moral Rating
- Suitable for all ages
- Awards
- 1990: 13 Goya Awards from 15 Nominations
- Study
- Divisa HV
- License
- Goya winner
- SubBrand
- PVPR
- Original language
- Spanish
- color format
- color
- GOYAS NOMINATIONS
- 15 Goya nominations
- GOYAS WON
- Winner of 13 Goyas
Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). A group of comedians liven up the life of the Republican soldiers as best they can, but, tired of suffering hardships at the front, they head to Valencia. By mistake, they end up in the national zone, where they become prisoners. The only way to save their lives is to perform a show for a group of soldiers, which clashes squarely with the ideology of the comedians.