A village and the crazy situations encountered by its citizens.
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| José Sazatornil | ... | Cabo Gutiérrez (as José Sazatornil 'Saza') | |
| Carmen de Lirio | ... | Doña Rocío - su señora | |
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Francisco Martínez | ... | Sixto - su hijo |
| Ovidi Montllor | ... | Pascual | |
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Carmen Rodríguez | ... | Su mujer |
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Rafael Díaz | ... | Fermín |
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Amada Tercero | ... | Su mujer |
| Cassen | ... | Cura párroco (as Casto Sendra 'Cassen') | |
| Manuel Alexandre | ... | Paquito - su padre | |
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María Ángeles Ariza | ... | Merceditas - su prima |
| Rafael Alonso | ... | El Alcalde | |
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Fedra Lorente | ... | Susan - su amiga |
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Cris Huerta | ... | Tirso - el mesonero (as Chris Huertas) |
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Elisa Belmonte | ... | Soprano |
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María I. González | ... | Pianista |
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A village and the crazy situations encountered by its citizens.
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17 January 1989 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
Dawn Breaks, Which Is No Small Thing See more »Company Credits
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Kid #2: Probably.
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Kid #1: Do you think that any knowledge we can get now at school, will be of a rank lesser to the spiritual assets we had been provided at church?Kid #2: Probably.
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"Unique" is an adjective that is too often employed to describe many things. In most cases, that is undeserved, but not in the case of Amanece, que no es poco. A tribute/parody of 60s Spanish comedy films, Amanece remains a truly peerless and funny movie experience.
Amanece, que no es poco subverts many tropes common in comedies from Francoist Spain in a very surrealistic and amusing way. Structured in vignettes, the film shows the peculiar lives of the inhabitants of a fictitious town in rural Spain. The people shown are involved in situations that are hilarious because no attempt whatsoever is made to give them a realistic feel.
The film is very recommendable to anyone who knows well enough Spanish culture. The only problem with this film is perhaps what I just mentioned, for someone not very familiar with Spanish culture, this may come off as a very bizarre and probably unfunny film.