Slam (2003)

Fito is trying his very damnedest to get an Erasmus scholarship to improve his English in England. He is at the brink of attaining his dreams. He has approved his first test and now waits ... See full summary »

Director:

Miguel Martí

Writer:

Juan Carlos Rubio

Stars:

Iván Hermés, Tomás Fonzi, Juana Acosta

Cast

Credited cast:
Iván Hermés	...	Toño
Tomás Fonzi	...	Fito
Juana Acosta	...	Natalia
Andreu Castro	...	Luisito
Estíbaliz Gabilondo	...	Sofía
Fede Celada	...	Paco
Luke Donovan	...	Michael
Kira Miró	...	Lorena
Octavi Pujades	...	Oliver
Kimbo	...	Mecánico
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Juan Aguirre	...	Self (as Amaral)
Ramiro Alonso	...	Segurata
Eva Amaral	...	Self
Neus Asensi	...	Woman in Van
Alicia Bogo	...	Reportera

Storyline

Fito is trying his very damnedest to get an Erasmus scholarship to improve his English in England. He is at the brink of attaining his dreams. He has approved his first test and now waits on a long line of applicants to be told to wait an extra week to submit his last and definitive examination. In the meantime, his dad, the owner of a rotisserie truck in the city of Soria, asks him to pick up the renovated truck, that looks now like a roasted chicken, and bring it home. Toño, on the hand, has managed through hook and crook to climb the steep road of journalism and provides occasional services in the musical Magazine Chill Out. They are hiring one reporter this year. It is more than a flaky position of a stable job for Toño, since his rival to the job is the owner's son. Oliver is a pampered, good for nothing womanizer, who wants the job by all means in order to let his parents know he is not depending on their monthly check. If Toño wants to get this job, he needs to prove that he is...

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Plot Keywords:

male frontal nudity | male nudity | male rear nudity | sex | masturbation | 

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Taglines:

Si quieres saber lo que es Slam, tendrás que venir a verlo. Frikis, piercings, tangas y mucha nata. 100% salvaje.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Did You Know?

Soundtracks

Toda la noche en la calle
Written by Eva Amaral
Performed by Amaral

User Reviews

very bad film (but funny)

A stupid journalist of Madrid must go to Benicassim's festival to interview Slam (a rock star that has not been interviewed in some years) in order to keep his work. Meanwhile, he will try to catch all the girls he can. This is more or less the typical American young guys comedy (like road trip), but in a Spanish way. Neither the actors nor the directing is good, and the story is totally absurd, but, curiously, it has some good gags and I found myself laughing in some times of the film. It is quite fresh, and being short, does not fed up you. The film is horrible, but the fact is that it is also funny. If you don't have anything better to do, you can watch the film, but you're warned, probably you'll hate it!

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

Spain

Release Date:

27 June 2003 (Spain)

Also Known As:

Spanyol pite

Box Office

Cumulative Worldwide Gross:

$1,676,136

Company Credits

Production Co:

Morena Films

Technical Specs

Color:

Color