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The Dead Don't Touch Each Other, Baby
In Logroño in 1959, Fabianito, a teenager and apprentice poet, perplexedly attends the grotesque organization of the wake of his great-grandfather, Don Fabián, a former civil servant and pro bullfighter, who has spent a life's savings on buying a television. Fabianito will discover love in these circumstances, while the family impatiently awaits the arrival of the mayor with the intention of naming Don Fabián "illustrious son." The events and visits will overwhelm the deceased's family, already complicated in itself, generating comical and macabre situations.
Grotesqueries
Don Manolito and Don Estrafalario, Valleinclanesque (or Barojian, or Unamunian) characters, spend the last years of the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera following the clues of the theatrical pieces written by their admired Ramón del Valle Inc and banned by government order. One day they find a reading of "The Galas of the Deceased", a portrait of the deranged little soldiers who returned from losing the Colony.
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Data sheet
- ORIGINAL TITLE
- Nene + Esperpentos
Los Muertos No Se Tocan
- Actors
- Alex Angulo
Adriana Ozores
Airas Bispo
- Director
- José Luis García Sánchez
- Gender
- Comedy
- Format
- DVD
- Region
- 2
- Dubbing
- None
- Subtitle
- None
- No. Discs
- 2
- Country
- España
- Duration:
- 203
- Moral Rating
- Not recommended for children under 7 years old
- Study
- 39 Escalones
- Original language
- Spanish
The Dead Don't Touch Each Other, Baby
In Logroño in 1959, Fabianito, a teenager and apprentice poet, perplexedly attends the grotesque organization of the wake of his great-grandfather, Don Fabián, a former civil servant and pro bullfighter, who has spent a life's savings on buying a television. Fabianito will discover love in these circumstances, while the family impatiently awaits the arrival of the mayor with the intention of naming Don Fabián "illustrious son." The events and visits will overwhelm the deceased's family, already complicated in itself, generating comical and macabre situations.
Grotesqueries
Don Manolito and Don Estrafalario, Valleinclanesque (or Barojian, or Unamunian) characters, spend the last years of the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera following the clues of the theatrical pieces written by their admired Ramón del Valle Inc and banned by government order. One day they find a reading of "The Galas of the Deceased", a portrait of the deranged little soldiers who returned from losing the Colony.