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Cuentos de las sábanas blancas (1977)
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"Cuentos de las sábanas blancas" (1977) is a Spanish comedy film directed by Mariano Ozores, set in the historical context of 1571 in the fictional town of Sacedón del Río.
Plot:
The film takes place in a quaint medieval setting where life moves at a leisurely pace, filled with love affairs, disappointments, and local intrigues. The narrative revolves around various characters, including a potter in love with an innkeeper's maid, a wealthy widow enamored with the sheriff, and a Duke worried about securing an heir to maintain his title and possessions. The arrival of a young man posing as an alchemist adds a humorous twist to the town's dynamics, as he aims to gain favor and perhaps more through his deceptive charm.
Characters and Performance:
Manolo Otero plays the alchemist, bringing a singer's charm to the role with catchy songs that add to the comedic effect.
Bárbara Rey and other actresses like África Pratt and Helga Line contribute to the film's light-hearted, if somewhat risqué, tone, typical of the "destape" (nudity) genre prevalent in Spanish cinema of the 1970s.
The supporting cast includes familiar faces such as José Sazatornil, Pedro Osinaga, and Antonio Ozores, providing a solid backdrop to the main antics.
Plot:
The film takes place in a quaint medieval setting where life moves at a leisurely pace, filled with love affairs, disappointments, and local intrigues. The narrative revolves around various characters, including a potter in love with an innkeeper's maid, a wealthy widow enamored with the sheriff, and a Duke worried about securing an heir to maintain his title and possessions. The arrival of a young man posing as an alchemist adds a humorous twist to the town's dynamics, as he aims to gain favor and perhaps more through his deceptive charm.
Characters and Performance:
Manolo Otero plays the alchemist, bringing a singer's charm to the role with catchy songs that add to the comedic effect.
Bárbara Rey and other actresses like África Pratt and Helga Line contribute to the film's light-hearted, if somewhat risqué, tone, typical of the "destape" (nudity) genre prevalent in Spanish cinema of the 1970s.
The supporting cast includes familiar faces such as José Sazatornil, Pedro Osinaga, and Antonio Ozores, providing a solid backdrop to the main antics.
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