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Second feature by Roberto Caston, whose movie Ander competed in the Panorama Section at Berlin in 2009. Mario, Paula, Miguel and Lourdes run into one another while looking (some more than others) for a way out of a life they don’t like. The situation forces them to make decisions, listening either to their hearts or to the fear of change. They are accompanied in the process by the film’s director, played by Roberto Alamo.
A group of movie professionals go into a studio to, over a single day, read / test/ count / live the story of ‘The Silly Ones and The Stupid Ones’. Sitting around a table and following the directions of the director, the actors show us the evolution of the creating process and how the characters through the trials, indications, lighting or props, that at first were just a story captured on a script becomes a film, in cinema, the great optical illusion, the visual lies that allows us to enjoy the stories we see on the screen. (Imdb)
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it’s not the same thing to be dumb than to be stupid
A group of movie professionals go into a studio to, over a single day, read / test / count / live the story of “Los tontos y lo estúpidos”. Sitting around a table and following the directions of the director (played by Roberto Álamo ** **), the actors show us the evolution of the creating process and how the characters through the trials, indications, lighting or props, that at first were just a story captured on a script becomes a film, in cinema, the great optical illusion, the visual lies that allows us to enjoy the stories we see on the screen. Mario (**Josean Bengoetxea**), Paula (**Cuca Escribano**) Miguel (**Aitor Beltrán**) and Lourdes (**Nausicaa Bonin**) pretend, represent, appear, hide their flaws and shortcomings, deceive and delude themselves. So, for everything to change but to be the same in the end. Others, on the way, will get tired of so many lies and acting and bet their happiness on one card. (production)
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