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ACTOR
Miriam Díaz-ArocaNeus AsensiAna RisueñoLuis Ciges
DIRECTOR
Francesc Betriu
SYNOPSICS
El paraíso ya no es lo que era (2001) is a Spanish movie. Francesc Betriu has directed this movie. Miriam Díaz-Aroca,Neus Asensi,Ana Risueño,Luis Ciges are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2001. El paraíso ya no es lo que era (2001) is considered one of the best Comedy movie in India and around the world.
Three women need to escape, one from a stressful job, the second from a divorce and the third from a grey and boring life. They all look for the same thing: a love affair in a distant land. Their destiny is Tunisia, where they start a great journey alongside a group of strange and interesting characters.
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It it's Tuesday, this must be Tunisia
A group of Spanish tourists embark in an adventure while taking part of a tour to Tunisia. Three friends, Carmen, Mari Angeles and Mercedes, have gone to the trip with men in their minds. Little prepare them for what they are going to find! This motley group endure what most tourists have to put up with when traveling with people they don't really know, or even like, for the sake of having been to a vacation that looks good on paper, but it turns out to be a different story when the feel another vacation is needed to recuperate from the present one. As far as romance in a strange land goes, only two of the friends experience something that might resemble bliss. Another woman gets more than what she bargained for at the hands of a French man that loves the use of whips and other paraphernalia for his enjoyment in the bedroom. The third one ends up attracting a young man without much sexual experience. The comedy, directed by Francesc Betriu, is only mildly funny. The screenplay is credited to Rafael Azcona and the late Carmen Rico Godoy, a popular columnist for a newspaper and the author of some books in which she examined the lives of her fellow Spaniards.