El Anacoreta (1976)

El Anacoreta (1976)
In this tragicomedy, loosely based on a tale by Anatole France, Fernando Fernan Gomez plays a man who has locked himself away in the bathroom of his apartment in Madrid after furnishing it with various necessities. In a wan attempt to communicate with the far-distant world, he flushes aspirin bottles filled with messages down the toilet, reasoning that they will reach the sea eventually. After almost a dozen years, one of his messages reaches someone who finds the idea of responding somewhat amusing. The "kept" mistress of a millionaire looks him up, and they have a very brief affair. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

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Starring:
Fernando Fernán GómezClaude Dauphin, (more)
Director(s):
Juan Estelrich
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of El Anacoreta

In this tragicomedy, loosely based on a tale by Anatole France, Fernando Fernan Gomez plays a man who has locked himself away in the bathroom of his apartment in Madrid after furnishing it with various necessities. In a wan attempt to communicate with the far-distant world, he flushes aspirin bottles filled with messages down the toilet, reasoning that they will reach the sea eventually. After almost a dozen years, one of his messages reaches someone who finds the idea of responding somewhat amusing. The "kept" mistress of a millionaire looks him up, and they have a very brief affair. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

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Director(s):
Juan Estelrich
Writer(s):
Rafael AzconaJuan Estelrich
El Anacoreta Awards:
  • 1977 - Berlin International Film Festival - Silver Bear for Best Actor
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