No me pidas que te bese porque te besaré

2008
1h 35m

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6.1/10

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Eloy Azorín and Teresa Hurtado de Ory in No me pidas que te bese porque te besaré (2008)

Albert is five days away from getting married to Helena when he gets cold feet. In an attempt to avoid her he enrols in a guitar class with men with special needs. After learning about his dilemma, his class colleagues share with him a trick that will hel

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A reluctant groom cannot figure out how to dump his fiancée before their imminent wedding; and signs up to a guitar class to avoid having to do final preparations for the wedding.A reluctant groom cannot figure out how to dump his fiancée before their imminent wedding; and signs up to a guitar class to avoid having to do final preparations for the wedding.A reluctant groom cannot figure out how to dump his fiancée before their imminent wedding; and signs up to a guitar class to avoid having to do final preparations for the wedding.

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- 4 nominations

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The day the class is at Marco's house. The whole cast clothing changes completely from when they are in the house to the end of the day when they are leaving.

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No me pidas que te bese porque te besaré
Written by Macaco and Albert Espinosa
Performed by Macaco

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8/10

Down syndrome with a sense of humor

This little comedy is about Albert who's repenting his decision to marry and takes guitar lessons with special-people (read retarded) to distract himself before the wedding takes place or not. If you have a taste for youtube videos featuring retarded people then this movie is not for you. Don't expect a sentimental tragedy instead. This is something else. This is Espinosa's first feature film -David on screen. The same guy who wrote the script for 'Tu vida en 65 minutos' brings us to a place of unease and uncertainty, mixing the obvious anxiety in Albert's face with David's outbursts about letting it-all-go with handy jobs. Espinosa takes the same approach as Woody Allen in many aspects, specially writing, but then he throws in some visual poetry and a voice-over to make you think what makes us special and what makes us jerks.