The Little Switzerland

Name: The Little Switzerland
Genre: Comedy
Released: August 16, 2019
Duration: 86 min
Cast: Enrique Villén, Ingrid García Jonsson, Jon Plazaola, Kandido Uranga, Lander Otaola

2019

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Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): August 16, 2019 | Not Rated

Starring: Enrique Villén, Ingrid García Jonsson, Jon Plazaola, Kandido Uranga, Lander Otaola, Maggie Civantos, Maribel Salas, Mikel Losada, Ramón Barea, Secun de la Rosa

Summary: A fictional Castillian village but located in Basque Country tries become part of Switzerland after a surprising discovery.

Director: Kepa Sojo

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 86 min

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Movie Nation Roger Moore

Jan 18, 2022

The picture grinds its gears, time and again, losing what’s “funny” in favor of all sorts of distractions, all of them humdrum when compared to the Big Idea that this is supposed to be built around. Read full review

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DawdlingPoet

Nov 27, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is a somewhat wacky and certainly cheesy Spanish film. I imagine it could be seen as somewhat controversial given the political aspect of the Basque region wanting independence from Spain but this film is clearly a comedy. The comedy is mostly visual and fairly basic. Its a fairly gentle comedy I'd say, although it does (as I say) have a bit of a wacky feel to it, with characters literally putting their feet in it and so on. I found it an easy and somewhat entertaining watch. I quite enjoy Spanish (and French) films with if but mildly eccentric characters - such characters do seem perhaps a little exaggerated but then I suppose I don't know anyone from either country, so I could be wrong of course. In any case, I found this an enjoyable and fairly entertaining watch, if you can ignore the somewhat political aspect of the film. Any film that can use the word 'hornswoggled' can't be too awful (right?).

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