After the success of AzulOscuroCasiNegro, Daniel Sánchez Arévalo tries his luck again with another film. The past 11 September premiered in Spain Gordos. It is a choral work, a tragicomedy; Its plot revolves around a psychologist-therapist and his four patients.. The goal of the therapy is to lose kilos of weight, something very current and a whole business in our country and also serves to discover, in the movie stripping, to each protagonist and his environment: their lives, their complexes, your fears, his deceptions, his triumphs, your failures, its joys and its sorrows, why they have reached the current extreme and why in the future they want to be different.
I have felt very identified: there is laughter, there are tears, there are moments of tenderness, moments of hysteria, winks to other films and moments crossed with great ironic success.
Although the chosen one has been The Victory Dance by Fernando Trueba, Gordos It has been one of the films with the possibility of representing Spain at the Oscars. It really is a very Spanish film and now that there is some controversy over the granting of subsidies to Spanish directors, this movie is shot in Spain, the team is spanish, The actors are Spanish and the Spanish idiosyncrasy is evident in the film. It's a shame that other times we see how the subsidy is spent in other countries, other teams and other actors.
For more information: http://www.gordoslapelicula.com/
I watched the trailer again as I have done other times.: because I'm dying to see this movie at once and because of family organization I can't get it!! But hey, it looks good.…. What they have told me is that whether you are fat or not., Whether it's a topic that worries you or not, everyone finds moments or characters to identify with because ultimately it's about the strengths and weaknesses of any person., I don't know if you see it that way too. In any case, What a joy that in times of blown models, enslaving fashions, bombardment of fake bodies in advertisements and mental disorders due to all that social pressure, they made a movie about it, truth?