Pestañas postizas (1982)

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A story of love and heartbreak. Of hope and despair. Of passion and abandonment. After two years together, John has left Marita, a mature woman that has kept him until he has found Adela, another woman from whom get her money.

Introduction
"Pestañas postizas" is a riveting Spanish movie released in 1982. Directed by Enrique Belloch, the film features an a familiar cast including Carmen Conesa, José Sazatornil, Silvia Tortosa, and Francisco Merino, among others. The movie is a comedic drama that touches upon elements of love, relationships, and social judgments.

Plot
"Pestañas postizas" revolves around the life of Tatiana (Carmen Conesa), a young, charismatic woman who dreams of a lifestyle various from the standard standards of her time. Tatiana's life deviates when she fulfills Victor (José Sazatornil), a man wealthy in society and intellect. However, Victor lacks the youthfulness that Tatiana desires, and in spite of their apparent socioeconomic and age differences, they are drawn to each other. As Tatiana browses this complex relationship, the film delves much deeper into the intricacies of social prejudices and individual issues.

Characters
Tatiana, the central character, is a dynamic girl who is tired of social constraints and desires a life of spontaneity and excitement. Conesa does a superb job depicting the vivacious spirit and the psychological intricacy of Tatiana.

Victor, played by José Sazatornil, personifies a rich, smart, and socially working middle-aged male, however with a yearning for companionship. Sazatornil offers an unforgettable efficiency with his subtle nuances and expressive face that greatly complements his character's elegance and loneliness.

Key characters likewise include Ana (Silvia Tortosa) and Andres (Francisco Merino), who encapsulate different facets of the socio-economic spectrum, adding to the depth and complexity of the plot.

Themes & Execution
The movie checks out numerous styles such as societal pressure, age differences in relationships, and the continuous human desire for enjoyment and satisfaction. It does this by utilising humor to depict these complexities delicately. Director Enrique Belloch seamlessly weaves these stories, creating an engaging cinematic experience that is both thought-provoking and amusing.

"Pestañas postizas" likewise effectively equates the societal norms of 80s Spain through the cinematic lens, producing a sense of credibility. It does not avoid portraying the truths and bias that pervade society.

Conclusion
"Pestañas postizas" is a vibrant blend of funny and drama that looks into the societal prejudices of 1980s Spain. With an engaging plot and exceptional performances, the film manages to strike a balance between being entertaining and introspective. Though it revolves around the special relationship in between Tatiana and Victor, it likewise provides a review of social standards and the desire for escapism. In general, this movie is a fascinating venture to depict the complexities of the human desire for intimacy, friendship, and credibility. In spite of its release in 1982, its themes stay appropriate in today's context, making it an ageless piece of Spanish movie theater. Despite whether you are a fan of funny, drama, or romance, "Pestañas postizas" provides something for everyone.

Top Cast

  • Queta Claver (small)
    Queta Claver
    Adela
  • Carmen Belloch
    María
  • Antonio Banderas (small)
    Antonio Banderas
    Juan
  • Sonsoles Benedicto
    Clara
  • Iñaki Miramón (small)
    Iñaki Miramón
    Fernando (as Iñaqui Miramón)
  • Félix Navarro
    Sacerdote
  • Maruja Boldoba
    Madre de María
  • Paca Samper
    Francisca
  • Emilio Mellado
    Cliente borracho
  • Lola Cordón
    Remedios
  • Fernando Tejada