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Skeleton in the Closet (A)
- Director: Nicolás Teté
- Writer: Nicolás Teté
- Producer: Nicolás Teté
CGiii Comment
Where do we start with this one?
Billed as a comedy...aaaw please.
The music [alone] is atrocious...and, that's the best thing we can say about this film. So, and, after 1 hour, we switched off! Yes, this is his an unfair review. But, time is precious.
Look...LGBT filmmakers...raise your game. Just because it's gay [or, LGBT]...doesn't mean it's any good!
If you want to be taken seriously as filmmakers...show us your talent!
Apologies for singling this film out [there are many others]...but, where is the artistry, where is the talent?
This skeleton is just a dreary, predictable series of inane conversations...that go nowhere [in the first hour].
Basically, anyone can point a camera..and, tell their friends to pretend...to act!
Seriously...it really is time that all filmmakers consider their and the audience's precious time and money...before the cameras start to roll.
Apologies...but, really?!?
Trailer...
Todos tenemos un muerto en el placard o un hijo en el closet / A skeleton in the closet - Trailer from Nicolas Tete on Vimeo.
The(ir) Blurb...
An architecture student living in Buenos Aires, Manuel (Facundo Gambandé) returns to his hometown to celebrate his parent’s wedding anniversary, but his ulterior motive is to ask his family for money to move to Denmark to be with his boyfriend. The last time Miguel saw his family, he came out of the closet, so things are tense as his parents find ways to avoid the conversation he needs to have with them. Matters only get worse when Manuel gets dumped long-distance by his boyfriend and his plans are scrapped. Left trying to figure out what to do with his life, Manuel finds solace in a sexual encounter with his former high school teacher, but moving back to his small hometown isn’t an option for him as an out gay man. Feeling like the black sheep in his close-knit boisterous family, who all happily work together in their family-owned pasta factory, Manual’s trip home becomes an opportunity to reconnect with the family he thought he’d left behind.
Cast & Characters
Facundo Gambandé as Manuel
María Fernanda Callejón as Clara
Diego De Paula as Luis
Antonella Ferrari as Clari
Mateo Giuliani as Luisito
Lucas Ferraro as Martín
Norma Argentina as Clarita
Ramiro Delgado as Maximo
Pablo Valdes as Facu