La
Comunidad /
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- Starring:
Carmen Maura, Eduardo Antuna, Jesus Bonilla,
- Director:
Alex de la Iglesia
- Encoding:
Region 1 - NTSC
- Format:
Color, Widescreen, Dolby
- Rated: R
- Release Date:
Jan 11, 2005
- Run Time:
106 min.
- Languages:
Spanish
(Español),
- Subtitles:
English
Carmen Maura
-magnífica- encuentra una fortuna en el piso de un anciano muerto... y decide
que no está demasiado dispuesta a compartirlo. El resto de los vecinos
-curtido y estupendo reparto-, que saben de la existencia del dinero, quieren
su parte.
Humor negro y un
toque de terror para un gran éxito de taquilla español, una cinta bien
dirigida por De La Iglesia pero que, tras un comienzo prometedor, y a
excepción de algunas escenas homenaje-plagio confeso a Hitchcock, pierde
fuerza y ofrece pocas sorpresas. En cualquier caso una interesante película
que, tras la fallida "Muertos de risa", vuelve a situar al director vasco como
el mejor garante de un género típicamente español: la comedia negra
The fifth feature of noted
Spanish filmmaker Alex de la Iglesia, La Comunidad is a frenetic black comedy
set in a decrepit old house in the center of Madrid. One of the house's new
residents is Julia Garcia (Carmen Maura, whose performance won her a best
actress award at the 2000 San Sebastian Film Festival), a real estate agent
who has taken an apartment to revive her sagging marriage. One day, while
engaging in some bedroom bliss, Julia and her unemployed husband Ricardo
(Jesus Bonilla) are attacked by cockroaches that rain down on them through a
crack in the ceiling.
During a subsequent investigation of the upstairs
apartment, firemen discover a man's rotting corpse. Julia later conducts her
own investigation of the apartment and discovers almost 15 million dollars
hidden away under the floor boards — the result of a soccer-pool win by the
apartment's dead owner. She decides to take the winnings and run, but while
removing the cash, meets her neighbor Ramona (Terele Pavez), who quickly
becomes suspicious of Julia's activities. It turns out that everyone in the
building knew about the money and agreed to share it amongst themselves, a
plan severely compromised by Julia's desire to keep the money for herself.
After inviting Julia to a welcome party held by the residents' association,
her neighbors go to extreme lengths to get the money, and plenty of
cartoon-colored murder and mayhem ensues.
Source: All Movie Guide
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