Las crueles

1969
R
1h 48min

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Un editor malhumorado recibe un paquete que contiene una mano que puede o no ser falsa. Una mujer lo sigue. ¿Alguien de su pasado? La realidad y la fantasía comienzan a entremezclarse.Un editor malhumorado recibe un paquete que contiene una mano que puede o no ser falsa. Una mujer lo sigue. ¿Alguien de su pasado? La realidad y la fantasía comienzan a entremezclarse.Un editor malhumorado recibe un paquete que contiene una mano que puede o no ser falsa. Una mujer lo sigue. ¿Alguien de su pasado? La realidad y la fantasía comienzan a entremezclarse.

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6.2/10

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Fotos22

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6.6

No es bueno que el hombre esté solo

5.5

Historia de una traición

6.5

El huerto del Francés

6.8

6.1

7.0

6.0

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6.1

7.1

Il medico della mutua

6.2

Nadie oyó gritar

5.5

Fata/Morgana

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Trivia
The title "Las crueles" (in imitation of the classic French "Les diaboliques" by Clouzot) was an imposition of the Spanish distributor at the time of commercially releasing the film. The title originally planned by the director Vicente Aranda, and of clear surrealist inspiration, was "The exquisite corpse".

Errores
There's no way the prosthetic hand, taken out of the box and observed from different angles, could ever be mistaken for the actual rotting hand of a corps, though, inexplicably, the editor's secretary says it somehow smells like one.

Citas
Niño: [paraphrasing Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar", delivered as eulogy at his pet turtle's funeral] Father hath said Toby was a filthy reptile, and if he were, it was a most grievous fault, and grievously hath he paid for it..
Niño: Here! Here!
Niño: He was our friend, kind, sincere, loyal, yet Father said he was a reptile, and Father is an honorable man..

Versiones alternativas
Reduced cut version for Spain running 95 minutes

Conexiones
Featured in Twisted Sex Vol. 18 (1998)

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8/10

amazing scene involving a fridge

A real surprise, this Vincent Aranda movie that plays more like a French movie. Uneasy narrative flow, many arty moments, different versions of the story unfold and reality not always something certain and a surreal edge. Indeed the main guy in this reminded me of Gaston Modot who starred in L'Age D'Or - he seemed to hold his jaw the same way and move with that slightly awkward motion akin to a lurch. Everyone performs well and helps this sometimes demanding movie always compelling and memorable. The English actress, Judy Matherson is excellent as the mysterious girl with a death wish who only appears in flashbacks. Strange to think that the same year she made this she also appeared in an episode of Coronation Street. Indeed after this and a few Hammer movies she returned to TV. Aranda made the equally compelling, Blood Spattered Bride after this and I recall that too having a similar dream like quality. There is an amazing scene involving a fridge but as I've resisted this long, I won't give it away now.