7:35 in the Morning (2003)
"7:35 de la mañana" (original title)

A woman enters a restaurant one morning - only to be met with silence instead of people talking.

Director:

Nacho Vigalondo

Writer:

Nacho Vigalondo

Stars:

Marta Belenguer, Nacho Vigalondo, Antonio Tato

Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 8 wins & 1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Marta Belenguer	...	Mujer
Nacho Vigalondo	...	Tipo
Antonio Tato	...	Luis / Camarero
Borja Cobeaga	...	Ayte. Camarero 1
Javier Reguilón	...	Ayte. Camarero 2
Alejandro Garrido	...	Cliente Barra
Velasco Broca	...	Cliente 1
Esperanza Palacios	...	Cliente 2
Manuel Nebreda	...	Cliente 3
Sebastian Elices	...	Cliente 4
Resu Vigalondo	...	Cliente 5
Dolores Gonzalez	...	Cliente 6
Alejandro Tejerías	...	Cliente 7 (as Alejandro Tejeria)
Patricia Maldonado	...	Cliente 8
Javier Sanchez De La Cima	...	Niño 1

Storyline

A woman enters a restaurant one morning - only to be met with silence instead of people talking.

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Plot Keywords:

morning | restaurant | customer | singing | dancing | 

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Genres:

Musical | Short

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

Spain

Language:

Spanish

Release Date:

23 October 2004 (USA)

Also Known As:

7:35 in the Morning

Filming Locations:

Madrid, Spain

Company Credits

Production Co:

Ibarretxe & Co. S.L.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

8 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Black and White

Did You Know?

Connections

Followed by Día V (2006)

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Soundtracks

"A las 7:35 de la mañana"
Performed by Nacho Vigalondo

User Reviews

Love it.

Good film. Tells a boyish fantasy story, telling us how trapped we are in social situations and what kind of extreme measures one has to take to behave differently. Or at least the feeling: that you have to break every rule if you are to break one. If you wanted to express love for someone you don't know, how would you do it without creating a pressing social situation? Also it's about the fascism of deciding over others cultural life, of what kind of culture that is jammed down our throats. What gives Disney or FOX or the suicide bomber the right to decide what is our choice. Are one not allowed to drink the morning coffee by one self. Do we have to listen to the NRJ shouting, see the stupid tabloid headlines and the street commercials before we even have had our morning coffee?