Huevos de oro

this movie tells the deep conflict between passion and desire.Benito loved once one woman (Rita)who loved another man,although he is so sensual man (Olfactophilic),he could not forget his first love through his multiple sexual affairs and his serious construction work.He under-estimated... Full review

With some films it is really hard to tell for whom they were made. Huevos de oro seems to aim at the well educated Spanish middle class. There must be many inside jokes in this movie which you will not understand... Full review

Benito is an ambitious man. We meet him as he is doing his military service in Melilla, a Spanish possession in Northern Africa. His dream is to erect the biggest skyscraper in Benidorm, where high rises are everywhere. Benito has deeply... Full review

This film is Spanish. This statement is not as obvious as you might think. Bigas Luna makes films so rich in Spanish cultural references that it is true that without previous knowledge, or better yet experience, of Spain then much of... Full review

Either you like Bigas Luna, or you don't. Huevos de Oro is the middle picture in his trilogy of weird romance films, the other two being the more noted Jamon Jamon and the truly bizarre La Teta y La Luna. All... Full review

But the film's heavy-handed symbolism and melodramatic plot just come across as forced. The Sea Inside 's Golden Globe-nominated Bardem proves here that he had talent early on, as he immerses himself in a real, unlikable character (for which he received a Goya nomination, Spain's Oscar equivalent). ... Full Review

In this soft-porn drama, the oversexed hunk Benito Javier Bardem ) spends a good portion of his military service in north Africa dreaming of sex, money and power - but mostly sex. ... Full Article

"We live in a funny world where intimacy is not private anymore. To get known by the public is a high price to pay." Numerous television roles as well as a spell touring with an independent theatre group found the... ... Full Article