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Duration: 329 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
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Birth Name: Raquel Bianca
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Raquel Bianca starred in 'Huevos de oro' (1993). The film narrates Benito González's journey, a construction worker who dreams of building the tallest tower in Benidorm, symbolizing his power and ambition. Throughout the years, we witness González's rise and fall, mirroring the progress of his architectural project. He finances this venture by leveraging relationships with women, such as Claudia, a model aspiring for stardom, and Marta, a banker's daughter who provides crucial loans. The story explores whether González's charisma ('huevos de oro') can compensate for flawed construction materials, lack of permits, undercapitalization, and ultimately, nature's surprises.
Release Year: 1993
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Alternative Title: Macho, Ovos de Ouro, Kultaiset munat, Golden Balls, Ta hrysa... 'karydia', Aranyhere, Uova d'oro, Zlote jaja, Altin toplar
Director: Bigas Luna
Writer: Bigas Luna, Cuca Canals
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Genre: Comedy, Comedy Film, Drama
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Benito González, a construction worker in Melilla, harbors an ambitious dream to build the tallest building in Benidorm, symbolizing his power and named 'González Towers'. Over several years, Benito's life mirrors the rise and fall of his tower project. He uses his charisma to secure financing, exploiting women who are attracted to him: Claudia, a model aspiring to be a star, and Marta, the US-educated daughter of a banker whose loan he needs. Benito's project faces challenges such as shoddy building materials, lack of permits, and undercapitalization. Nature also seems to conspire against him with unforeseen surprises.
Huevos de oro is a 1993 Spanish film directed by Bigas Luna, blending comedy and drama. The movie follows Benito González's audacious dream to construct the tallest building in Benidorm, serving as both a physical and metaphorical symbol of his power. Through Benito's charisma, he secures financing from women drawn to him, but his project faces numerous obstacles. The film explores themes of ambition, exploitation, and the consequences of unchecked desire.