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Eliseo is ugly, lame and single. He hasn't met the woman of his life and has never known love. Nati is ugly, missing a breast and separated. She found the man of her life but, even so, has never experienced true love. Eliseo thinks that the worst of his life is still to come. Nati thinks that the best of her life is still to come. The death of Eliseo's mother reunites them twenty years on in a last chance to find happiness and love. But what happens when the woman of your life is married to your brother? Written by
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"Puppet on a String"
(Marionetas en la cuerda)
Lyrics by
Bill Martin and
Phil Coulter
Performed by
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"Eliseo " (Javier Camera), is ugly, lame, and unmarried. You have not found the woman of his life and knows no love. "Nati" (Carmen Machi), is ugly, she lacks a chest and separated. She found the man in your life, but despite that, do not know the true love. "Eliseo" thinks that the worst of his life is coming. "Nati" thinks the best of her life is coming. The death of Eliseo's mother crosses paths again after twenty years, to give them a last chance for happiness and love.
"Que se mueran los feos", filmed in Huesca province, could be a pilot episode of any series. Inspired by the series "7 Vidas" (own Velilla). It's a film that revolves around two ugly (played by Cámara and Machi), but their biggest problem is that they feel ugly inside and it is unfair that the trigger that will change your life to be linked to the compassion of their environment. Its originality is focused exclusively on the environment surrounding the story, a small town where the intimacy between the various characters is conducive to conflicts that advance the action. History is not just a series of gags strung one after another, which operate with relative efficiency.
Nacho García Velilla has become the genre of rural comedy of manners, adapted to modern times and a bittersweet social reality exists even hard to believe. Why the song "Eres tú" the band "Mocedades" is a very well chosen to symbolize what the film seeks, with a choral climax worth noting as a culmination to this story. Javierre Juanjo's music, as was the case in "Chef's Special" is a very good complement to it.