The film is primarily a "comedy of feelings," focusing on the bond between the three sisters as they support each other through various romantic entanglements.
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(1997) is a lighthearted Spanish comedy that marked the directorial debut of veteran screenwriter Joaquín Oristrell. The film explores the "war of the sexes" through the eyes of three sisters navigating grief, infidelity, and the pursuit of happiness. Plot Summary The film is primarily a "comedy of feelings,"
The narrative kicks off at their father's fourth wedding to a much younger woman. Tragedy strikes when Luci’s husband, Carlos, is killed in a freak accident during the banquet. In the aftermath, Luci discovers her husband had been chronically unfaithful. Despite her mourning, the sisters must fulfill a comedy contract in Benidorm, where Luci decides to reinvent herself by seeking out new romantic encounters with her sisters' help. Key Themes & Reception The film explores the "war of the sexes"
The film currently holds a on IMDb . While praised for its clever dialogue and "feel-good" energy, some critics (like those from Diario El País ) found it slightly insubstantial and reliant on clichés as it reaches its conclusion. Director Joaquín Oristrell Main Cast Verónica Forqué, Candela Peña, Adriana Ozores Genre Romantic Comedy Runtime Approx. 1h 49min
The story centers on three sisters—Luci (Verónica Forqué), Graci (Candela Peña), and Mari (Adriana Ozores)—who perform together as a comedic trio called "Las Tres Gracias".
Reviewers from Filmaffinity and Dcine.org consistently praise the chemistry between the lead actresses, noting their performances keep the film engaging even when the script leans on genre tropes. Critical Consensus