El divorcio que viene

About This Movie

El divorcio que viene is a fascinating snapshot of late 70s Spain, capturing the absurdities of love and the societal changes around divorce. The film delves into the lives of Pepe and Amparo, whose marriage is tested by Pepe's infatuation with Mónica, the wife of his best friend. It has this chaotic energy that mirrors the screwball comedies of old, with characters bouncing off one another in a whirlwind of misunderstandings and hidden desires. You get a sense of the frustration of these relationships, set against the backdrop of impending legal changes. The pacing feels brisk, keeping you engaged as the farcical situations unfold, with a blend of humor that makes you reflect on the nature of love and commitment. Really distinct in its exploration of marriage and friendship, it’s a film that’s worth pondering after the credits roll.

Reflects societal changes in Spain during the late 70sChaotic energy reminiscent of classic screwball comediesExplores themes of love, infidelity, and friendship