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Labyrinth of Passion

Country: Spain, Language: Spanish, 100 mins

Original Title

Laberinto de Pasiones
  • Director: Pedro Almodóvar
  • Writer: Pedro Almodóvar
  • Producer: Pedro Almodóvar

CGiii Comment

The usual chaos and characters from a young Almodóvar...

It might have been somewhat shocking, in Spain, then...but, it certainly isn't now.

Headache inducing.


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The(ir) Blurb...

A camp melodrama/comedy about Sexilia (a nymphomaniac), Sadec (a gay Islamic terrorist), Riza Niro (the son of the emperor of Tiran), and Queti (the daughter of a dry-cleaner). When Riza Niro discovers that Sadec and his colleagues are after him, he disguises himself as a punk rocker, and falls in love with the stunning Sexilia, his first straight relationship. Meanwhile Queti, Sexilia's "biggest fan", helps Sexilia come to terms with her new life-style.

Cast & Characters

Cecilia Roth as Sexilia;
Imanol Arias as Riza Niro;
Helga Line as Toraya;
Marta Fernandez Muro as Queti;
Fernando Vivanco as Doctor;
Ofelia Angelica as Susana;
Angel Alcazar as Eusebio;
Concha Gregori as Angustias;
Cristina Sanchez Pascual as Eusebio's girlfriend;
Fabio McNamara as Fabio;
Antonio Banderas as Sadec;
Luis Ciges as Drycleaner;
Agustin Almodovar as Hassan;
Maria Elena Flores as Remedios;
Ana Trigo as Nana