Plot
This story is ostensibly about a down-and out press agency in Madrid that is struggling to keep its last legs from buckling under when a young photographer snaps a picture of a corporate leader hurt in the foiled robbery of a massage parlor. From that premise, the story shifts to the personnel at the press agency itself, and in particular, the sometimes conflicted relationship between the photographer, his boss, and the boss's daughter. Before all this can be straightened out, the boss is in an elevator when its suspension cable is cut and it crashes multiple floors down. Does this mean the boss has actually died or is this rendition of the press agency and its leading characters a sub-plot in someone's fertile imagination? The final scenes hint at the answer. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, RoviCast
- Antonio Ferrandis
- Patxi Andion
- Francisco Vidal
- Ana Obregon
- Héctor Alterio - Don Arcadio
Credit
Roberto Bodegas - Director, Guillermo Maldonado - Editor, Antonio Martin - Executive Producer, Carmelo Bernaola - Composer (Music Score), Gil Parrondo - Production Designer, Manuel Rojas - Cinematographer, Gil Parrondo - Set Designer, Jaime de Armiñán - Screenwriter, Roberto Bodegas - Screenwriter| Corazon de Bombon (2001 Film), Corazon Solitario (1973 Film) | |
| Corazon del Tiempo (2008 Film), Corazones Rotos (2001 Film) |
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