Unresolved Sexual Tension Trailer (2010)

"Love is a weapon of mass destruction" 18 March 2010 Comedy, Romance 93 mins

University Professor Juanjo falls into a tailspin of depression and confusion after being dumped by his girlfriend. Convinced that he is being manipulated by her, he persuades his boldest student, Nico, to help him regain his former love. However, their seemingly simple plan ends up being a perverse game.

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Cast

Pilar Rubio as Narradora

Miguel Ángel Muñoz as Nardo

Norma Ruiz as Jazz

Amaia Salamanca as Rebeca

Fele Martínez as Juanjo

Salomé Jiménez as Celeste

Adam Jezierski as Nico

Samuel Miró as Federico

Joaquín Reyes as Edu

Mayte Navales as Begoña

Jesús Pérez Teira as Emilio

Beso Negro as Tunos / Orquestra

Tobo Gandul as Los Gandules

Guillermo Mata as Los Gandules

Cuti Vericad as Los Gandules

Santiago Segura as Pedro el Hacker

Crew

Miguel Ángel Lamata Director

Roque Baños Original Music Composer

Miguel Ángel Lamata Writer

Miguel Ángel Aijón Writer

Mamen Moya Casting

Biaffra Art Direction

Urko Aguirre Set Decoration

Alejandro Lázaro Editor

Arantxa Ezquerro Costume Design

Santiago Segura Producer

José Luis Arrizabalaga Art Direction

Biaffra Production Design

Isabel Duque Hairstylist

María Luisa Gutiérrez Producer

José Luis Arrizabalaga Production Design

International Titles

Uma Comédia Romanticamente Incorreta Trailer

Sex - Una commedia sentimentalmente scorretta Trailer

International Releases Dates

Spain 18 March 2010

Italy 08 May 2014

Production Companies

Amiguetes Entertainment

Aragón TV

Bowfinger

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