El señor está servido

About This Movie

El señor está servido is a curious gem from 1976 that intertwines the lives of three distinct housemaids, each with their quirks and comedic misadventures. Martina is more of a shop steward than a maid, navigating a marriage clouded by the inability to have children, while Basilia and Cateta bring their own chaotic energy—Cateta’s contract being less about diligence and more about her perpetual transistor radio. The film offers this sort of laid-back pacing that lets the absurdity unfold naturally, which can be quite refreshing. The performances have this charm, a certain rawness that feels authentic, capturing the essence of everyday life spun humorously. It’s the sort of film that captures the essence of its time, and while it may not be widely known, it has a unique vibe that can be appreciated by collectors who enjoy offbeat comedies.

This film appears to have had a limited release, making it somewhat difficult to track down in various formats. It has been circulated on VHS and occasionally surfaces in collector circles, but finding a good copy can be a challenge. The scarcity contributes to its allure among dedicated collectors, especially those interested in niche comedies from the 70s.