Peppermint Frappe (1967)

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Directed by

Carlos Saura

Starring

Geraldine Chaplin
Elena / Ana

José Luis López Vázquez
Julián

Alfredo Mayo
Pablo

Emiliano Redondo
Arturo

Ana María Custodio
Madre de Julián

Fernando Sánchez Polack
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"January 8th Directed by: Carlos Saura 1967. Francisco Franco's fascist regime is still ruling Spain and Spanish cinema reflects that. This film is also dedicated to Luis Buñuel who I am a lot more familiar with. What I'm saying is I don't honestly get what the film is going for, as I didn't with any of Buñuel's of the era. They're very similar and I love the tone and look of both, and that would be more than enough, but there's an intriguing story here reminiscent of Vertigo, and while I'm n"