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The Tit and the Moon
Directed byBigas Luna
Written byCuca Canals
Bigas Luna
Frédéric Lasaygues
Josep Bargalló
Produced byAndrés Vicente Gómez
CinematographyJosé Luis Alcaine
Edited byCarmen Frías
Music byNicola Piovani
Release date
  • 1994 (1994) (Spain)
Running time
90 min.
CountriesSpain
France
LanguagesSpanish
French
Catalan

The Tit and the Moon (Template:Lang-es) is a 1994 Spanish/French film, directed by Bigas Luna. It entered the competition at the 51st Venice International Film Festival.[1]

Plot

The film is about a nine-year-old boy's (Biel Durán as Tete) obsession with women's breasts. Tete becomes jealous of his baby brother who is breast fed by their mother. Tete goes on a personal mission to find the perfect pair of lactating breasts to feed on. Estrellita, a beautiful Portuguese dancer (Mathilda May) arrives in town, the answer to Tete's prayers. Unfortunately for Tete, Estrellita is the attention of many men's affections including her husband Maurice (Gérard Darmon), an older man working as the other half of her travelling act, and attractive Flamenco-singing teenager Miguel (Miguel Poveda). With this amount of competition will Tete fulfil his wish?

Cast

  • Biel Durán as Tete
  • Mathilda May as Estrellita
  • Gérard Darmon as Maurice
  • Miguel Poveda as Miquel
  • Abel Folk as Father
  • Laura Mañá as Mare
  • Genís Sánchez as Stallone
  • Xavier Massé as El Abuelo
  • Victoria Lepori as La de las tetas
  • Xus Estruch as La madre de Stallone
  • Jane Harvey as La Caballé
  • Vanessa Isbert as Novia de Stallone
  • Jordi Busquets as Cap Colla
  • Diego Fernández
  • Salvador Anglada as Casteller
  • Javier Bardem (small, uncredited role)

References

  1. ^ Edoardo Pittalis, Roberto Pugliese, Bella di Notte, August 1996.
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