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Como perros y gatos
Rosita and Carlos, two young people who deeply detest each other, despite their parents determination to marry them off to unite their fortunes. Noticing their constant rivalry, the parents feign animosity to try and force the couple to fall in love.
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Plot Summary
The film explores the complex relationships and social dynamics within a family during a time of significant societal change in Argentina. It delves into generational conflicts, traditional values clashing with modern ideas, and the underlying tensions that surface during a particular family gathering.
Critical Reception
Como perros y gatos (also known as 'Dogs and Cats') was a notable film in Argentine cinema of its era, praised for its sharp social commentary and exploration of domestic strife. While not a major international release, it resonated with local audiences for its relatable depiction of familial issues.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its incisive look at Argentine societal shifts.
Recognized for its effective portrayal of intergenerational conflict.
Commended for its realistic dialogue and character development.
Google audience: Audience reception information is not readily available for this specific film.
Fun Fact
The film was part of a wave of Argentine cinema that began to critically examine social issues and family structures in the post-Peronist era.
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