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So, 'Matrimonios separados' is this quirky Spanish comedy that vibes with that late '60s absurdist humor. The setting in a Madrid police station gives it this awkward tension, where four couples are thrown together, facing the surprising news that upends their relationships. It’s not just about laughs, though; there's this underlying commentary on marriage and fidelity, which keeps it interesting. Performances are pretty lively, capturing the era's essence without feeling heavy-handed. The pacing's a bit erratic at times, but it somehow adds to the charm, creating a mix of comedy and reflection that makes you ponder about the institution of marriage itself.
This film is somewhat of a rarity, having flown under the radar for many collectors. Its limited releases and lack of availability on modern streaming services have piqued interest, making it a fascinating find for those into Spanish cinema of the era. Previous home video releases have been scarce, contributing to its collector's allure as more enthusiasts search for lesser-known gems from the period.
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