The Night My Mother Killed My Father 2016
In *The Night My Mother Killed My Father (2016)*, acclaimed director Inés París crafts a sharp yet heartfelt comedy about ambition, self-doubt, and the messy collisions of art and ego.
Director: Inés París
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Night My Mother Killed My Father* (2016) about?
The film follows actress Isabel as she hosts a chaotic dinner party to woo Argentinian actor Diego Peretti for a film role. What begins as a professional pitch spirals into a surreal evening of clashing egos, unexpected confessions, and family drama when her ex-husband and his new partner join the fray.
Who directed *The Night My Mother Killed My Father*?
Inés París helmed this sharp Spanish comedy. Known for her work in both film and television, París brings a keen eye for dialogue and character dynamics to the project.
Who stars in *The Night My Mother Killed My Father*?
The film features Belén Rueda as Isabel, Diego Peretti as himself, with Eduard Fernández, María Pujalte, and Fele Martínez rounding out the standout cast.
Is *The Night My Mother Killed My Father* (2016) worth watching?
With its blend of sharp humor and relatable themes, this Spanish comedy offers more than just laughs—it's a thoughtful look at ambition and self-worth. While not a box-office giant, its charm and strong performances make it a solid pick for fans of witty ensemble films.
How long is *The Night My Mother Killed My Father*?
The film runs for 94 minutes, packing its story into a brisk, engaging runtime perfect for a single sitting.
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About The Night My Mother Killed My Father (2016) — A Spanish comedy about art, ego, and one unforgettable dinner party
In *The Night My Mother Killed My Father (2016)*, acclaimed director Inés París crafts a sharp yet heartfelt comedy about ambition, self-doubt, and the messy collisions of art and ego. Belén Rueda stars as Isabel, a talented actress wrestling with her fading star power and inner insecurities, while Diego Peretti plays himself—a sought-after Argentinian actor caught in the middle of a high-stakes dinner gone sideways. The evening spirals when Isabel's ex-husband, a screenwriter, and his new partner—a bold film director—pitch Peretti on a project that promises to either revive or bury them all. What starts as a professional networking dinner quickly morphs into a surreal, laugh-out-loud tangle of ego, rivalry, and unexpected revelations.
Set against the backdrop of Madrid's vibrant yet cutthroat arts scene, the film balances wit and warmth, with París's deft direction shining a light on the absurdity of creative egos clashing. The ensemble cast, including Diego Peretti, Eduard Fernández, and María Pujalte, delivers performances that oscillate between hilarious and poignant. By the end, *The Night My Mother Killed My Father* leaves you questioning where the line blurs between art and life—and whether the real drama is on screen or in the room where it happens.