"Sorry, Baby" is a Masterful Look at the Emotions of Life
From the cinematography to the script to the acting, Sorry, Baby is undoubtedly one of the best films of the year.
Moors and Christians
The love of a young woman, Dolorcitas (Ana Giner), descended from a less aristocratic family is disputed by her husband, an enterprising entrepreneur, Melchor Llorens (Leopoldo Pitarch), and by an old and young suitor, Daniel Soler (Ramón Sernequet), a young man with a cradle and a waste of family wealth. This one through the blackmail puts the name of the young woman in question. The festival of Moros y cristianos, in which both are captains, will serve to unmask the young man, save the girl's name and redo the happiness of his marriage.
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The love of a young woman, Dolorcitas (Ana Giner), descended from a less aristocratic family is disputed by her husband, an enterprising entrepreneur, Melchor Llorens (Leopoldo Pitarch), and by an old and young suitor, Daniel Soler (Ramón Sernequet), a young man with a cradle and a waste of family wealth. This one through the blackmail puts the name of the young woman in question. The festival of Moros y cristianos, in which both are captains, will serve to unmask the young man, save the girl's name and redo the happiness of his marriage.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Producción Artística Cinematográfica Española (P.A.C.E.)
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