The best Pilar Sueiro’s movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Pilar Sueiro’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Pilar Sueiro.
Pinzás Universe
A documentary about the filmmaker Juan Pinzás.
La gran comedia
6.3/10
Julian Ruiz, a real estate salesman and amateur filmmaker, wrote in the company of Anne, his romantic wife, a script that could mean his professional film debut. Mayte, Secretary of sales of real estate, is in love with Julian and, in turn, Jorge Padilla, the head of both, who is married to Josephine, a consumer who buys everything even without knowing it serves, is attracted by Mayte.
Añoranzas
A woman, a diary. A world of reminiscences, dreams, childhood. The longing for the past, for the things you could not take back.
Juego decisivo
Two pairs of young desnoyed 'yuppies' meet at the house of one of them for the weekend. Wanting to break with the usual monotony, they decide to play a game of chess, but with an incentive, the winner will sleep with the other's wife.
Carmín
A man a woman. The secrecy of certain relationships. The subconscious world of the human being.
Una historia gallega
Set in rural Galicia in the middle of the century, it tells the drama experienced by a peasant family.
Cien puntos para Julián Pintos
Julián, a car salesman, must reach the sales objective (the hundred points of the main title) to fill the whims of his loving wife.
La tercera mujer
Two women use all their arts to get a man without achieving their goal. A fourth character emerges: the third woman.
Homo Hominis
Surrealist tale about ambitions and self-demand, in a world of triumphalism, humiliation, longing and frustration
Mujer, mujer
5.7/10
The marginalization of women. Her daily struggle at home. A contrast with the woman presented by the media
Muñeca de azul
A look at the education received in the Franco era in Spain, through a woman who lives anchored in her past.
