PRODUZIONE / FINANZIAMENTI Spagna / Francia
Clara Bilbao debutta alla regia con Tratamos demasiado bien a las mujeres
- Antonio de la Torre e Carmen Machi nella commedia nera della pluripremiata costumista, ambientata dopo la guerra civile spagnola e supportata da Ficcion Producciones e Noodles Production
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In late March, the shoot began in Galicia for Tratamos demasiado bien a las mujeres [+leggi anche:
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making of
intervista: Isabel Coixet
scheda film] and Gun City [+leggi anche:
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The film boasts an ensemble cast toplined by Carmen Machi (seen recently in Piggy [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Carlota Pereda
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intervista: Cesc Gay
scheda film] and On the Edge [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Giordano Gederlini
scheda film]). Other cast members include Luis Tosar (who will shortly appear in the thriller Fatum [+leggi anche:
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scheda film], out in Spanish theatres on 28 April), Diego Anido (who broke through in style in The Beasts [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Rodrigo Sorogoyen e Isabel…
scheda film]), Isak Ferriz, Óscar Ladoire, Julián Villagrán, Cris Iglesias, Oleg Krukinova, Ayax, Nancho Novo, Gonzalo de Castro, Iván Marcos, Nicolas Grandhomme, Felipe Pizarán and Juan Luis Cano.
The feature is a black comedy written by Miguel Barros (Blackthorn, Endless Night, the series Giants and The Minions of Midas, Bandoleros [+leggi anche:
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The plot introduces us to Remedios Buendía (played by Carmen Machi), who fiercely defends her homeland and will fight for it above all else. However, one fateful day in autumn 1945, a group of Maquis (an antifascist guerrilla organisation) on the run has the unfortunate idea of capturing the post office where she is excitedly trying on her wedding dress. This will be the day when Remedios will prove how far she can go to stand up for her values. And nobody will be able to stop her.
As for the crew, the DoP is Imanol Nabea (Ilargi Guztiak. Todas las lunas [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Igor Legarreta
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intervista: Esther García
scheda series]), while the original score will be composed by musicians Nacho Mastretta and Marina Sorín, who previously worked together on Lots of Kids, a Monkey and a Castle [+leggi anche:
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intervista: Gustavo Salmerón
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Tratamos demasiado bien a las mujeres is being produced by Ficción Producciones (Mamen Quintas and Julio Casal) in co-production with French outfit Noodles Production. It is being made in collaboration with the Xunta de Galicia, TVE, TVG and Prime Video.
(Tradotto dallo spagnolo)
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