Muertos de amor 2013
In *Muertos de amor (2013)*, director Mikel Aguirresarobe crafts a darkly comedic yet poignant exploration of jealousy and paranoia when Ángel Peláez, a once-confident man, loses both his arm and his livelihood in a devastating accident.
Director: Mikel Aguirresarobe
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Muertos de amor (2013) about?
The film follows Ángel Peláez, a man consumed by jealousy after losing his arm and job, who becomes convinced his wife, Reme, is cheating on him with every man she meets. His spiraling paranoia forces him to confront the fragile reality of trust and love.
Who directed Muertos de amor?
Mikel Aguirresarobe directed *Muertos de amor*, bringing his signature blend of humor and psychological depth to this dramedy.
Who stars in Muertos de amor?
The film stars Marta Hazas as Reme, Javier Veiga as Ángel, and features standout performances from Ana Milán, Rulo Pardo, and Ivan Massagué.
Is Muertos de amor (2013) worth watching?
With its sharp wit and compelling performances, *Muertos de amor* offers a unique take on jealousy and relationships. While not for everyone, fans of dark comedies and psychological dramas may find it a gripping watch.
How long is Muertos de amor?
Runtime details are not listed.
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About Muertos de amor (2013) — A dark comedy exploring jealousy and marital paranoia
In *Muertos de amor (2013)*, director Mikel Aguirresarobe crafts a darkly comedic yet poignant exploration of jealousy and paranoia when Ángel Peláez, a once-confident man, loses both his arm and his livelihood in a devastating accident. Haunted by insecurity, Ángel becomes convinced his wife, Reme, is unfaithful with every man she encounters—from the local butcher to her gynecologist. As his imagination spirals into obsession, the line between reality and delusion blurs, turning a simple marriage into a psychological battlefield.
With Marta Hazas delivering a powerhouse performance as Reme and Javier Veiga embodying Ángel's unraveling psyche, the film blends sharp wit with raw emotional tension. Comedic moments collide with heartbreaking truths as Aguirresarobe navigates themes of trust, insecurity, and the absurdity of modern relationships. Set against a backdrop of everyday life, *Muertos de amor* is a razor-sharp satire wrapped in relatable drama.