Susanna (1996)
Año de Estreno: 1996
Nación: Spain
Título Alternativo: Antonio Chavarrías' Susanna
Director: Antonio Chavarrías
Guionista: Antonio Chavarrías
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Palabras Clave: barcelona, spain, erotic movie, racism, social issues
Argumento
Álex, an irresponsible young Spaniard, serves time in jail for embezzlement before finding a job as a waiter in a coastal town. A few weeks before his marriage to Muntsa, Álex had a brief affair with Susanna, a teenager under the exploitative guardianship of a woman. After leaving prison, Álex moves with Muntsa to the coast but returns to Barcelona for a friend's wedding. He reunites with Susanna, now engaged to Said, a Moroccan butcher. Driven by jealousy and guilt, Álex arranges Said's murder, leading to tragic consequences.
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Resumen
Susanna (1996), directed by Antonio Chavarrías, is a Spanish drama that intertwines romance, crime, and social issues like racism. The story follows Álex, who after serving time for embezzlement, struggles with his past affair with Susanna while trying to build a future with his pregnant wife Muntsa. Set in Barcelona, the film explores themes of jealousy, guilt, and the dangers of rekindling old flames.
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