Beatriz Galbo Movies

In this Spanish comedy, some lads, whose job is to assist their parish priest, plant a tape recorder in their priest's confessional box and record the exciting sexual revelations which take place there. They then take these recordings up to the belfry and listen to them with their pals while reading girlie magazines and masturbating. The juiciest confession comes from a go-go dancer, whom they are inspired to track down. After a number of humorous incidents expressive of the boys' juvenile lust and jealousy, Curro (Francisco Summers) displaces the dancer's married lover and becomes her boyfriend. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

This Spanish film is a sequel to the charming drama Goodbye Stork, Goodbye. The earlier film tells the story of how, with the help of their enterprising friends, a pair of teen lovers are able to arrange for the birth of their baby with the adults none the wiser. In El Niño Es Nuestro (The Child Is Ours) the earlier story is recapped using flashbacks. Here, the couple and their infant are discovered, and their families separate all three. The story concerns the efforts of the teens and their friends to recover the child and find someplace where they can live as a family. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi