Esos Viejos Raboverdes

In this Argentinian comedy, a group of retirees decides to liven up their monotonous lives by embarking on a series of humorous escapades. Their antics lead them into unexpected situations, often involving misunderstandings and comical rivalries, as they try to recapture their youth and prove they still have plenty of life left in them.

Esos Viejos Raboverdes was a popular comedy in Argentina during the 1980s, primarily appealing to audiences looking for lighthearted entertainment. While it may not have received significant critical acclaim internationally, it was considered a successful vehicle for its comedic stars, particularly Carlos Balá, who was a beloved figure in Argentine television and film.

• A lighthearted and amusing comedy that capitalizes on the charm of its veteran comedic actors.

• Offers simple, family-friendly humor that was typical of popular films from its era in Argentina.

• Relies on slapstick and comedic misunderstandings for its laughs.

Google audience: Audience reception in Argentina was generally positive, with viewers appreciating the comedic performances and the film's lighthearted tone. It's remembered fondly by those who grew up with or enjoyed the popular comedians featured.

The film is notable for featuring Carlos Balá, one of Argentina's most iconic comedians, in one of his film roles during the 1980s.