Kuma-Ching

Synopsis

"Kuma-Ching" is a 1969 Argentine comedy film starring Luis Sandrini, a celebrated comedian known for his charm and wit. The film weaves humor and lighthearted narrative as it follows the quirky adventures and misadventures of its protagonist, showcasing Sandrini’s comedic prowess in a storyline filled with amusing situations and endearing characters. The film reflects the style and sensibilities of Latin American cinema in the late 1960s, delivering entertainment through the blend of cultural humor and engaging performances.

Cast

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  Luis Sandrini

  Cacho Spumarella

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  Lola Flores

  Lola Reyes

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  Narciso Ibáñez Menta

  Diego de Alcántara

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  Juan Verdaguer

  Captain Holmes

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  María Aurelia Bisutti

  Ping Lu

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  Luis Medina Castro

  Liu

Reviews

Critically, "Kuma-Ching" has received mixed reviews over the years. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 5.8/10, reflecting a moderate reception from viewers. While some audiences appreciate Luis Sandrini’s comedic timing and the nostalgic value of the movie, others find the plot somewhat outdated and the pacing uneven by contemporary standards. Critics have noted that the humor is very specific to its cultural and temporal context, which may not resonate with all viewers today. Unfortunately, the film has limited representation on aggregated review sites like Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, making it challenging to gauge a broad critical consensus. However, classic film enthusiasts often praise "Kuma-Ching" for its historical significance and Sandrini’s performance, highlighting it as an enjoyable glimpse into 1960s Argentine cinema.