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Maravillas is a espagnol film of genre Drama directed by Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón with Cristina Marcos

Maravillas (1981)

Maravillas
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Length 1h36
OriginEspagne
Genres Drama
Rating63% 3.170653.170653.170653.170653.17065

Maravillas is a 1981 Spanish film directed by Manuel Gutiérrez Aragón. It was entered into the 31st Berlin International Film Festival.

Synopsis

Maravillas, une adolescente madrilène vit avec son père, un photographe veuf et sans travail. Afin d'assouvir ses fantasmes sexuels, ce dernier lui dérobe son argent. Fort heureusement, la jeune fille peut compter sur la protection de ses parrains - trois Juifs séfarades - qui ne cessent de la gâter. Mais, celui qu'elle préfère est l'oncle Salomon qui, « comme dans un conte de fées, l'a délivrée de la peur en lui remettant un anneau le jour de sa première communion, et en lui demandant d'oser marcher sur le bord de la terrasse qui surplombe la rue. » C'est, précisément, lors d'une des démonstrations de l'oncle Salomon qu'elle fait la connaissance de Chessman, un garçon dont elle s'amourache. Celui-ci lui présente sa bande de copains avec qui elle va commettre de petits méfaits. Plus tard, Maravillas est impliquée dans le vol d'une émeraude et de complicité criminelle.

Actors

Cristina Marcos

(Maravillas)Fernando Fernán Gómez

(Fernando)León Klimovsky

(Santos)Gerard Tichy

(Benito)George Rigaud

(Tomás)
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