What happened to Jorge Sanz? is written and directed by David Trueba on a shared idea Sanz. I had spoken well of it, the people who had participated in the recording as a professional film or television column. And it is true, that's fine. Scripts have nice, credible actors, improvisation and good fun celebrity cameos. Not all episodes Most are round but maintains a level worthy of fiction we're used to seeing on English TV.
Obviously, what was Jorge Sanz? not have been possible without Jorge Sanz, who brought all his past, his sense of humor, his wrinkles, his eyes tired and incredible tenderness. But the good thing about this miniseries is that not only talks about Jorge Sanz, but a whole country and of a profession that is very badly broken toys.
's appearances as a winner Antonio Resines stingy, Juan Diego Botto as a liberal cake ("I do not see you at the No War"), Juan Manuel De Prada biographies as pedantic writer Felix commercial or Viscarret as cortomerajista cake are exemplary and show that English cinema can have a sense of humor, self-criticism can and can reach many more people than they usually get.
The Biker momentazo at a light in La Castellana Sanz puppeteer calling the doctor or calling pro Esperanza Aguirre red in an elevator are hilarious. And caught as the country we live in, good humor make the pim pam pum against English cinema. But neither save the others, at the expense of those Conas Aranoa Almodovar.
Well by David Trueba Jorge Sanz well and good for Canal Plus, which will soon release Crematorium. As I am told, is perhaps the first English series current us proud. Can you imagine?
