United States United States, 1996 (110 minutes). A recommendable story of late loves and the desire to make the impossible possible.įrom dusk till dawn.
With a balanced cast and a director like Lasse Hallström (Chocolate) This pleasant comedy is presented that starts from a crazy premise: a billionaire emir wants to transport thousands of Scottish salmon to Yemen to transform the desert and promote fly fishing. It is a romantic comedy starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan -actors who had already worked together in Something to remember, under the orders of the same director-, in which two rival professionals in the bookstore business start a romantic relationship via the Internet.
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Almost 60 years later, Nora Ephron decided to update this same story and shoot You have an email. In 1940, Lubitsch adapted a play by Miklos Laszlo to shoot The bazaar of surprises, a wonderful film starring James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan. Cast: Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, Parker Posey, Jean Stapleton. Bacterio that has fallen into the hands of a peculiar dictator. On this occasion, Mortadelo (Benito Porcino) and Filemón (Pepe Viyuela) will have to recover a dangerous invention of Dr. Interpreters: Benito Porcino, Pepe Viyuela, Dominique Pinon.Ībout the classic stories of Francisco Ibáñez, creator in 1958 of this unusual pair of agents, Javier Fesser shot this funny comedy, which won five Goya awards. ‘The great adventure of Mortadelo and Filemón’ A film that is sometimes hard, other times sensitive, that delves into the challenges that the young protagonists must face to maintain their relationship. In a culture where homosexuality is a taboo and young women are destined to marry and have many children, this absorbing drama is set about the relationship between two gypsy girls, written and directed with great honesty by Arantxa Echevarría, recent Goya for Best Director novel (also for best supporting actress for Carolina Yuste). Cast: Zaira Morales, Rosy Rodriguez, Moreno Borja, Carolina Yuste.
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