Love Is a Fat Woman
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| Directed by | Alejandro Agresti |
| Produced by | Cesar Maidana |
| Written by | Alejandro Agresti |
| Starring |
Elio Marchi Sergio Poves Campos |
| Music by | Paul M. van Brugge |
| Cinematography | Néstor Sanz |
| Edited by | René Wiegmans |
Release dates | September 23, 1987 |
Running time | 82 min. |
| Country |
Argentina Netherlands |
| Language | Spanish |
Love Is A Fat Woman (Spanish: El Amor es una mujer gorda) is a 1987 Argentine drama film written and directed by Alejandro Agresti.
Synopsis
José is a young journalist who gets fired over refusing to write an article about an American film crew, overdramatizing the situation, in Argentina. When he goes looking for his old girlfriend, he runs into serious difficulties with the crew again.
Cast
- Elio Marchi ... José
- Sergio Poves Campos ... Caferata
- Carlos Roffé
- Mario Luciani
- Enrique Morales
- Harry Havilio
- Tito Haas
- Christian Cardozo
- Federico Peralta Ramos
- Theodore McNabney (as Theo McNabey)
- Sergio Lerer
- Ernesto Ciliberti
- Silvina Chaine ... Woman on the Train
- Stella Fabrizzi
- José Glusman
- Norma Graziosi
- Silvana Silveri
Planned sequel
In a recent trip to Dublin, the director came across two Irish men, Darren O'Neill and Colm Rowan. It is said that after a week socialising and drinking with the two, he became inspired to make "Loving Fat Women" a sequel to his original movie. In it, he recaps the exploits of the Irish pair on his visit to Ireland and the many hefty women they encountered on their soirees. Already rated "R" it has captivated audiences in pre-screening for its explicitness and the braun of the two lead characters (Colm and Darren) in their search of the next "big" prize (I.e. Fat woman). Original titles considered for the film were "Fat Loving Criminals" and "Larger Than Life".
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