El futuro ya no es lo que era 2016
After years of reading fortunes on television, a once-famous psychic finds his own life in shambles when his career implodes and his family drifts away.
Director: Pedro L. Barbero
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is El futuro ya no es lo que era (2016) about?
The film centers on a washed-up TV psychic who, after losing everything, tries to rebuild his life by reconnecting with his two sons and former wife. Along the way, he confronts his past mistakes and rediscovers what truly matters.
Who directed El futuro ya no es lo que era?
The film was directed by Pedro L. Barbero, known for blending sharp comedy with touching family dynamics in his work.
Who stars in El futuro ya no es lo que era?
The film stars Dani Rovira as the psychic, joined by Carmen Maura as his ex-wife, and Carolina Bang, Yolanda Ramos, José Corbacho, and Eduardo Velasco in key supporting roles.
Is El futuro ya no es lo que era (2016) worth watching?
While IMDb doesn't rate it, this Spanish comedy delivers a winning mix of humor and heart, making it a solid pick for fans of lighthearted yet meaningful films. The strong cast and director's knack for balancing laughs with emotional moments add to its appeal.
How long is El futuro ya no es lo que era?
The film runs for 106 minutes, offering a concise but satisfying cinematic experience.
About El futuro ya no es lo que era (2016) — A Comedy About Family, Second Chances, and Misleading Predictions
After years of reading fortunes on television, a once-famous psychic finds his own life in shambles when his career implodes and his family drifts away. *El futuro ya no es lo que era (2016)* follows Dani Rovira's TV fortune-teller as he embarks on a heartfelt journey to reconnect with his estranged sons and reconcile with his ex-wife, played by the iconic Carmen Maura. With sharp, laugh-out-loud humor and surprising emotional depth, director Pedro L. Barbero crafts a comedy that blends family drama with the absurdities of modern life.
Carolina Bang and Yolanda Ramos add layers of wit and warmth, while José Corbacho and Eduardo Velasco round out the ensemble in this 106-minute Spanish comedy that's as much about healing as it is about laughter. Set against a backdrop of faded glamour and everyday chaos, the film explores themes of legacy, second chances, and the messy unpredictability of happiness.