Mama Cumple Cien Años (1979)

Synopsis of Mama Cumple Cien Años

For the Spanish Mama Turns a Hundred, director Carlos Saura reassembles many of his cast members from his 1972 Anna and the Wolves. As Mama reaches the century mark, her wolf-pack relatives go fang and claw after currying her favor in hopes of a large legacy. The film is set during the Franco regime, permitting Saura to use his greedy family as a microcosm of all that had gone bad in Spain since the Civil War. Though potentially grim, Mama Turns a Hundred is essentially a comedy, though many of the laughs are of the "shock of recognition" variety, especially for those who've come from a similarly avaricious family. The film was originally released as Mama Cumple Cien Anos. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Director(s):

Carlos Saura

Writer(s):

Carlos Saura

Producer(s):

Elias Querejeta

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

R(Not For Children)

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