Ana y los lobos

1973
1h 40min

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Una institutriz británica llega a una casa aislada para hacerse cargo de los hijos de una familia enrevesada.Una institutriz británica llega a una casa aislada para hacerse cargo de los hijos de una familia enrevesada.Una institutriz británica llega a una casa aislada para hacerse cargo de los hijos de una familia enrevesada.

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- 2 premios ganados y 1 nominación en total

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Geraldine Chaplin

Fernando Fernán Gómez

Fernando
(as Fernando Fernan Gomez)

José María Prada

José
(as Jose maria Prada)

José Vivó

Juan
(as Jose Vivo)

Rafaela Aparicio

La madre

Charo Soriano

Luchy

Marisa Porcel

Amparo

Anny Quinas

Nuria Lage

Natalia

María José Puerta

Carlota
(as Maria Jose Puerta)

Sara Gil

Victoria

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Trivia
Ana y los lobos (1973) is encoded with political symbolism of Francoist Spain. Carlos Saura's Mamá cumple 100 años (1979) was a sequel of sorts. It was entered into the 1973 Cannes Film Festival.

Citas
Juan: Anna, when are you going to trust me? You're a wonderful woman, young, pretty. Why are you always so defensive? Let yourself go. Leave yourself. Accept some tenderness. Have you ever been told - you have a wonderful neck?
Ana: I want to know, who tortured the doll.

Conexiones
Featured in Huellas de un espíritu (1998)

Bandas sonoras
El dos de mayo
Written by Federico Chueca

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6/10

over my head

Ana (Geraldine Chaplin) is the new foreign nanny for three girls of a troubled family in an isolated mansion in Spain. José (José María Prada) is an uncle who seems to maintain control of the household and trying to impose his will on Ana.

I did read some analysis of this film as an allegory of the Spanish fascist dictatorship. I'm out of my leagues with all that. I don't have the understanding of their domestic politics during that time. Without all that, this is still compelling as a psychological horror. It would however be missing its internal spirit and a lot of this is going over my head.