Dawn Breaks, Which Is No Small Thing

Synopsis

In the quirky Spanish film 'Dawn Breaks, Which Is No Small Thing', directed by José Luis Cuerda, the small village of San Antonio del Toro becomes a hub of comical events when a city dweller, Teodoro, arrives with his son. Bizarre occurrences, philosophical discussions, and colorful characters paint a whimsical picture of rural life. With a blend of absurd humor and touching moments, the film explores themes of tradition, culture clash, and the beauty of simplicity. As Teodoro navigates his new surroundings, the village unveils its unique charm, leading to unexpected connections and delightful surprises.

Cast

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  Manuel Alexandre

  Paquito

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  Rafael Alonso

  Mayor

• María Ángeles Ariza

  Merceditas

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  Aurora Bautista

  La Padington

• Elisa Belmonte

  Soprano

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  Arturo Bonín

  Bruno

Reviews

Dawn Breaks, Which Is No Small Thing is a delightful Spanish comedy that has won the hearts of critics. Rotten Tomatoes praises its eccentric characters, calling it 'a charming and offbeat satire.' IMDb raves about the film's humor and heart, stating that 'the blend of absurdity and sincerity is truly a delight to watch.' Metacritic applauds the film for its originality and cultural commentary, giving it a solid rating of 8/10. Viewers have also lauded the movie for its wit, whimsy, and thought-provoking moments. Overall, Dawn Breaks, Which Is No Small Thing is a gem that shines bright among the comedy genre.