If you start to export level is therefore logical that writers and directors to use as much background clutter our juicy and Oristrell, Ph.D. in matters of humor injected another dose of gender stuck to the brown coals best dish: rhythm, picaresque and good actors. What cooking In his latest piece is just the classic pursuit of happiness, now and a special gourmet dressing sentimental three-way coupling. be that times change, adjustments to regulate legal ways of love before unthinkable and does not squeak the symbolic fusion of flavors, palate and other less worthy.
the script serves its share of humor mixed with love and chaos almost always works. The comedy hinges on the maturity to go, creative, emotional, family, the protagonist does not reach the quota of absurdity uncouth might be expected, either Oristrell covers the back with the office he is carrying. Do not forget that integrates the principal one of the assault teams to land a farce and most profitable outburst national show business (Gómez Pereira front), and in terms of writing where the film is his best peaks. The trio Graciet is well off, seasoned dialogue, no tone output is seen, everything is nice and digestive system without causing heartburn or jams in the esophagus. Speak your film love and cooking, and kitchen sex, desire, family and new codes are in the world.
And he wants to address the creative identity of women in traditionally male environment, at least professionally, we know that not so much in the privacy of home coppers.
A mouthwatering delicious menu but not popular taste that prefers to hide behind the springs bittersweet to chart their mess, no bother, just covering the syrup a nice menu, politically correct, which does not transgress or its naive ménage à trois . Oristrell directs his actors (delicious Olivia Molina) nude gloss, even the stiff brushes in a foreword to sepia toning Tell style. But yours is an auteur of memorable lines, but reflects the skill, ingenuity, desacomplejada, how to tell the ingredients that nourish the emotional stew of art.
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