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Synopsis: Silvia is a woman from the provinces who travels to the big city. There she meets a married man and they become lovers. To show him that he shouldn't be jealous, he gets a virginity certificate. The director Vicente Lluch resorts to the tradition of Mediterranean farce to ridicule the Catalan bourgeoisie of the Franco era, ethically reprehensible and socially ridiculous. To do this, he uses a female character (played by the always reliable Núria Espert) who throughout the film acquires notable empowerment. Thus forming a harsh criticism of Spanish society under the Franco dictatorship, full of hypocrisy, double standards and games of appearances.
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Data sheet
- ORIGINAL TITLE
- El Certificado
- Actors
- Gerardo Malla
Rafael Anglada
Adria Gual
Ana María Barbany
Queta Ariel
Victor Petit
Rafael Borqué
Adolfo Marsillach
Rosa María Sardà
Amparo Valle
Nuria Espert
Nadala Batiste
Carlos Otero
- Director
- Viçenc Lluch
- Gender
- Comedy
- Format
- DVD
- Region
- ALL (ALL)
- Dubbing
- Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0)
- Subtitle
- None
- No. Discs
- 1
- Image format
- 1.66:1
- Year
- 1970
- Country
- España
- Duration:
- 82
- Moral Rating
- Not recommended for children under 18 years of age
- Study
- Research
- SubBrand
- RESEARCH
- Original language
- Spanish
- color format
- B&W
Synopsis: Silvia is a woman from the provinces who travels to the big city. There she meets a married man and they become lovers. To show him that he shouldn't be jealous, he gets a virginity certificate. The director Vicente Lluch resorts to the tradition of Mediterranean farce to ridicule the Catalan bourgeoisie of the Franco era, ethically reprehensible and socially ridiculous. To do this, he uses a female character (played by the always reliable Núria Espert) who throughout the film acquires notable empowerment. Thus forming a harsh criticism of Spanish society under the Franco dictatorship, full of hypocrisy, double standards and games of appearances.