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Directed by María Ripoll Music by Simon Smith Initial release 24 March 2017 (USA) Music director Simon Smith | 4.8/10 IMDb Produced by Francisco Ramos Distributed by Sony Pictures Director Maria Ripoll Costume design Cristina Rodríguez | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Productioncompanies Cast Verónica Echegui, Álex Juan García Fernández, Jordi Sánchez, Elvira Mínguez Similar Ahora o nunca, May God Forgive Us, Smoke & Mirrors, The Queen of Spain, Las furias | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
No culpes al karma de lo que te pasa por gilipollas tr iler final hd ya en cines
Don't Blame the Karma for Being an Idiot (Spanish: No culpes al karma de lo que te pasa por gilipollas) is a Spanish romantic comedy film based on a novel by Laura Norton.
Contents
- No culpes al karma de lo que te pasa por gilipollas tr iler final hd ya en cines
- Entrevista con ver nica echegui y alba galocha
- Plot
- Cast
- Production
- Soundtrack
- References
Entrevista con ver nica echegui y alba galocha
Plot
In 1990's Sara (Verónica Echegui) is a high school unpopular girl. She has a crush on the popular Aarón Humilde (Álex Garcia), a senior high school who has a band. After Aarón leaves town unannounced they lose contact.
Now, 13 years later, she works with feathers, making hats, headdresses, bow ties, dresses and anything else that might require plumage. She is a genuine artist and has a small shop/workshop in a Madrid neighbourhood where she just about manages to make a living. What a shame that her quiet, ordered world is about to collapse around her ears. Somehow, Sara will have to put up with a fleeing mother (Elvira Mínguez), a depressed father (Jordi Sánchez) , a rebellious sister and her eccentric fiancé and, especially, a boyfriend she hasn’t seen in ages who’s about to make her the most absurd proposal in history.
Cast
Production
Verónica Echegui was not the first choice for the role of Sara. The role of Sara was originally played by Clara Lago but then she declined in favor to starring in the film 'Órbita 9'
The film was shot in Madrid
Soundtrack
The soundtrack and original songs were composed by Simon Smith, who was involved in the development of the film from the start. The lead male character, Aaron, is a pop star and there are many musical scenes that needed original songs to establish the character's career and reveal his feelings. Victor Hernandez also provided help with lyrics and song development before shooting. Alex Garcia, who plays Aaron, had never sung before and took intensive voice and guitar lessons and worked closely with Simon and Maria to develop the character.
The soundtrack has a fresh pop style, drawing on funk, jazz, pop, dub, dance music and electronic music. Simon also wrote several other songs for the score in english that reappear throughout the film, sung by Catalan singer Maria Rodés, to represent the inner mind of the female lead character, Sara.