Krámpack (2000)
(Nico and Dani)
Country: SP
Technical: col 94m
Director: Cesc Gay
Cast: Fernando Ramallo, Jordi Vilches, Marieta Orozco
Synopsis:
One summer in Barcelona; two adolescent males discover their raging hormones and do their best to lose their virginity on either side of the sexual divide.
Review:
Extremely frank about experimental sexual practices for boys (the title refers to a peculiar kind of hand-job), this chapter-bound teenage romp is no American Pie but otherwise offers little of novelty either. It is the story of one boy's realization of his gayness, or at least physical love of his friend, and it makes its desultory progress from scene to scene while offering little in the way of drama or fun.
(Nico and Dani)
Country: SP
Technical: col 94m
Director: Cesc Gay
Cast: Fernando Ramallo, Jordi Vilches, Marieta Orozco
Synopsis:
One summer in Barcelona; two adolescent males discover their raging hormones and do their best to lose their virginity on either side of the sexual divide.
Review:
Extremely frank about experimental sexual practices for boys (the title refers to a peculiar kind of hand-job), this chapter-bound teenage romp is no American Pie but otherwise offers little of novelty either. It is the story of one boy's realization of his gayness, or at least physical love of his friend, and it makes its desultory progress from scene to scene while offering little in the way of drama or fun.
(Nico and Dani)
Country: SP
Technical: col 94m
Director: Cesc Gay
Cast: Fernando Ramallo, Jordi Vilches, Marieta Orozco
Synopsis:
One summer in Barcelona; two adolescent males discover their raging hormones and do their best to lose their virginity on either side of the sexual divide.
Review:
Extremely frank about experimental sexual practices for boys (the title refers to a peculiar kind of hand-job), this chapter-bound teenage romp is no American Pie but otherwise offers little of novelty either. It is the story of one boy's realization of his gayness, or at least physical love of his friend, and it makes its desultory progress from scene to scene while offering little in the way of drama or fun.