Peppermint Frappé

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Peppermint Frappé is a 1967 Spanish psychological drama film by director Carlos Saura that explores obsession, repression, and desire under Franco-era Spain.

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Peppermint Frappé canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
awardGivenBy Berlin International Film Festival
awardReceived Silver Bear for Best Director
awardReceivedBy Carlos Saura
censorshipContext Francoist Spain
centralRelationship triangular relationship between Julián, Elena, and Ana
cinematographyBy Luis Cuadrado
countryOfOrigin Spain
director Carlos Saura
distributor Paramount Films de España
linked to: Paramount Pictures
editedBy Pablo G. del Amo
explores bourgeois morality
fetishism
sexual repression
filmFestivalSelection 1967 Cannes Film Festival
filmingLocation Cuenca
Madrid
genre drama film
psychological drama
hasCharacter Ana
Elena
Julián
hasColorProcess Eastmancolor
hasSymbolism doubling and mirroring of female characters
religious imagery
mainTheme desire
obsession
repression
movement author cinema
musicBy Luis de Pablo
narrativeDevice unreliable perception of protagonist
narrativeSetting Franco-era Spain
linked to: Francoist Spain
notableFor critique of Franco-era social norms
use of psychological tension
originalLanguage Spanish
partOf Spanish New Wave cinema
linked to: Spanish New Wave
producer Elías Querejeta
productionCompany Elías Querejeta Producciones Cinematográficas
publicationDate 1967
runtimeMinutes 92
screenwriter Carlos Saura
starring Alfredo Mayo
Geraldine Chaplin
José Luis López Vázquez

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Carlos Saura notableWork Peppermint Frappé
Carlos Saura notableWork Peppermint Frappé
subject linked to: Saura