Love in the Time of Hysteria
(1991)
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Love in the Time of Hysteria
(1991)
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| Daniel Giménez Cacho | ... |
Tomás Tomás
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Claudia Ramírez | ... |
Clarisa Negrete
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Luis de Icaza | ... |
Mateo Mateos
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Astrid Hadad | ... |
Teresa de Teresa
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Dobrina Liubomirova | ... |
Silvia Silva
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Isabel Benet | ... |
Gloria Gold
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Toshirô Hisaki | ... |
Takeshi
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Carlos Nakasone | ... |
Koyi
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| Ricardo Dalmacci | ... |
Carlos
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Claudia Fernández | ... |
Lucía
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Luz María Jerez | ... |
Paola
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Nevil Wilton | ... |
Pasmal
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John Keys | ... |
Absolut Boozer
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Raúl Valerio | ... |
Guardian at Torre Latinoamericana
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Monserrat Ontiveros | ... |
Mrs. Panza
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Young yuppie and womanizer Tomas (Gimenez Cacho) is caught in a trap when falsely diagnosed with AIDS by Silvia (Liubomirova), a nurse who finds herself cheated by the young Casanova. Looking for a quick death (putting his head into a microwave oven) Tomas falls in love with Clarisa (Ramirez), a beautiful stewardess who also wants to suicide because her lover is having an affair with a blonde stewardess from Continental Airlines. Written by Maximiliano Maza <mmaza@campus.mty.itesm.mx>
Hilarious Mexican version of 70's and 80's sex comedies but with a contemporary theme. Some may find this film veers a little too close to bad taste but it is done with such enthusiasm only a really repressed individual would complain. Shot in cinemascope, the film takes advantage of this to show a cosmopolitan and modern Mexico City that is rarely shown in film. A film that never lets up with the humor until the end credits.