Días de voda (2002)

Director:

Juan Pinzás

Writer:

Juan Pinzás (writer)

Release Date:

6 September 2002 (Spain)

Genre:

Drama

Plot Keywords:

Gay Interest | Dogme 95 | Closeted Homosexual | Wedding

Awards:

2 wins & 1 nomination

Cast

Monti Castiñeiras	...	Rosendo
Comba Campoy	...	Sonia
Ernesto Chao	...	Alejandro
Belén Constenla	...	Josefina
Rosa Álvarez	...	Rosa
Pilar Saavedra	...	Beatriz
Miguel Insua	...	Nacho
Asunción Balaguer	...	Abuela
Ernesto Ferro	...	Abuelo
Javier Gurruchaga	...	Fernando
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Alfonso Agra	...	Padre Xacinto
Luis Amérigo	...	Abuelo de Sonia
Juan Manuel de Prada	...	Cameo
Mimy L. Fuentes	...	Abuela de Sonia
Alejandro Garrido	...	Conserje
Mónica Salgueiro	...	Teresa

Also Known As:

Días de boda (Spain: Castilian title) (dubbed version)
Dogme # 30 - Dias de voda (Spain: Galician title) (series title)

Runtime:

90 min

Country:

Spain

Language:

Galician

Color:

Color

Certification:

Spain:13

Company:

Atlántico Films

I guess that I still have a future

I was in the Lesbian/Gay Hamburg Film Festival watching this movie, for I love Dogma films and for other reasons as well. I need to say that I'm a sort of dreamer film-maker and I always say that I will do some cinema for my own pleasure. And after seeing this film I only consider: I STILL HAVE A FUTURE. Making a Dogma film is easy? Seems to be. For this director is just giving freedom to the actors: if they were bad actors, this film would have been wors than it is already. Let us take the first Dogma: Festen. Plot: in one party a lot of truth is coming out for making the celebration unforgettable and a bit uncomfortable. But Vittenberg is a good director (or he uses a good method?), and Pinzas... a good director, but... but... "Dias De Boda" is the same: in one party a lot of truth is coming out for making the celebration unforgetable and a lot uncomfortable, somehow even for the viewer. Not even the dialogs are strong enough! But that woman, Pilar Saavedra, rescues the film with her gestures, her body, her bitchy behaviour and her dancing scene, perhaps the most entertaining of the complete film. The rest: one gallega copy of Festen, with less pain, with less humour and silly arguments for making it... diferent: the party is a wedding in wich the groom hides his homo-attraction for his father in low, and one of his ex-lovers who attends the party, with the best girl-friend of the groom... some cocaine, some galleguish jokes, a lesbian auntie and a lusty old couple are part of the spices...

I enjoyed it, as I said, makes me think that I still have a future. I'll lend a dv-cam and I'll go to Northern Germany to film people having a barbecue speaking in a german dialect and then I'll ommit my name in the credits....