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Mi gran noche - My Big Night
Spain, 2015, 97’, color
screenplay
cast
producer
world sales
PHOTOGALLERY HIGH RES
Spain, 2015, 97’, color
screenplay
Álex de la Iglesia
Jorge Guerricaechevarria
cinematography
Ángel Martinez Amorós
editing
Domingo González
music
Joan Valent
sound
Sergio Burman
production design
Arturo Garcia-Biafra
Jose Luis Arrizabalaga-Arri
cast
Raphael [Alphonso]
Mario Casas [Adan]
Pepón Nieto [Jose)
Santiago Segura [Benitez]
Carlos Areces [Yuri]
Jaime Ordoñez [Oscar]
producer
Enrique Cerezo
production
Enrique Cerezo P.C.
co-production
Telefónica Studios
in collaboration with
AMC Networks International International IBERIA
world sales
Film Factory Entertainment
Ph. +34 933 684608
info@filmfactory.es
www.filmfactoryentertainment.com
Jobless, José is sent by a temp agency to work as an extra for the recording of a special New Year’s Eve program, in the middle of August. Hundreds of people like him have been shut away indoors day and night for a week and a half while they pretend to laugh, stupidly celebrating the false arrival of the New Year. While Alphonso, a big-name singer, will do anything to snag the top audience share, Adanne, his adversary, is trolled by fans seeking to blackmail her. What no-one suspects is that Alphonso’s life is in danger. Is there space for love amid the uncontrollable chaos?
"A whirlwind of rapid dialogues, in sequences that seem like frantically fast-paced musical numbers sure to overwhelm the audience. The camera will not stay still, moving around just like another character, trying to capture that sensation of an absurd merry-go-round. A theme park inhabited by cruel monsters and clowns. A huge Dionysian ritual in which the viewers will find that they themselves are part of the pantomime. Comedy is the acid that dissolves that pain imposed on us by the prevailing logic. This movie will be a mirror that warps reality, altering it and thus making it recognizable." [Álex de la Iglesia]
Álex de la Iglesia made his debut in the film industry as an art director on the short film Mamá (1988), directed by Pablo Berger, and some time later on Enrique Urbizu’s feature filmTodo por la pasta (1991). His first feature-length film, Acción mutante (1993) won two awards at the Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal and three Goya awards. His next feature film, The Day of the Beast (1995) would earn him six Goya awards, including Best Director. In 2010 he released The Last Circus, honored with the award for Best Screenplay and the Silver Lion for Best Director at the Venice Film Festival. In 2013 he racked up eight Goyas for the comedy Witching and Bitching. He has recently published his latest novel,Recuérdame que te odie.
2015 Mi gran noche
2014 Words with Gods [segment The Confession]
2014 Messi [doc]
2013 Las brujas de Zugarramurdi
2011 La chispa de la vida
2010 Balada triste de trompeta
2009 La tragedia de Francisco Franco [tv, short]
2008-2009 Plutón B.R.B. Nero [tv series]
2008 The Oxford Murders
2006 Películas para no dormir:
La habitación del niño [tv movie]
La habitación del niño [tv movie]
2006 El código [short]
2006 Hitler está vivo [short]
2004 Crimen perfecto
2002 800 balas
2000 La comunidad
1999 Muertos de risa
1997 Perdita Durango
1995 El día de la bestia
1993 Acción mutante
1991 Mirindas asesinas [short]
PHOTOGALLERY HIGH RES
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