Tortilla y Cinema Trailer

Tortilla y Cinema Trailer (1997)

30 April 1997 Comedy

Benjamin Ballon wants to be a filmmaker, and has devoted a large part of his life for the past few years to getting to the point of filming an independent movie. He has been encouraged by Carmen Maura (playing herself), an established star, who has agreed to appear in his first film, and it is her level-headedness, calmness, and general good sense that keeps the project moving along, despite Benjamin's inexperience and a very temperamental male lead. On one occasion when the male lead is hours late for a shoot, her calm is the only thing which keeps the crew from walking out. The title comes from Maura's habit of bringing homemade tortillas to meetings, and using them to get her way.

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Cast

Carmen Maura

as Carmen Maura, the movie star

Marc Duret

as Benjamin Ballon, the director

Michel Aumont

as Michel Aumont

Marina Tomé

as Christine, the producer

Marianne Groves

as Leïla, Benjamin's girlfriend

Mouss Diouf

as Sydney, the costume designer

José Otero

as José

Pétronille De Saint-Rapt

as Elisa, Benjamin's sister

Nathalie Boileau

as Denise, the make up artist

Martine Guillaud

as Martine, the first assistant director

Isabelle Pottier

as Nikita, the hairdresser

Catherine Siriez

as Catherine, the production accountant

Olivier Soler

as Le Producteur

Crew

Éric Guichard

Éric Guichard Director of Photography

Stéphane Rollot

Stéphane Rollot Costume Design

Bruno Bertoli

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Tortilla and Cinema Trailer

International Releases Dates

Spain 04 July 1998

France 30 April 1997

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