He has two older sisters, Antonia and María Jesús, and one brother Agustín. Retrieved 2 January 2019.His father, Antonio Almodóvar, was a winemaker, and his mother, Francisca Caballero, who died in 1999, was a letter reader and transcriber for illiterate neighbours. ^ "Not Love Just Frenzy (Widescreen)"." 'Not Love, Just Frenzy': A Dark Farce From Spain, but Not From Almodovar". ^ Strohmeyer, Robert (1 November 2005).^ Chris Perriam Spanish Queer Cinema, p.Anderson (Editors) Territories of Desire in Queer Culture: Refiguring Contemporary Boundaries, p. ^ a b Santiago Fouz-Hernández and Alfredo Martinez-Expósito Live Flesh: The Male Body in Contemporary Spanish Cinema, p.^ Frank Javier Garcia Berume Latino Image Makers in Hollywood: Performers, Filmmakers and Films Since the 1960s, p.^ "Miro's 'Manger' tops Spain's Goya noms".If Not Love, Just Frenzy were a Renaissance painting, it might be attributed to the school of Almodovar. Hernandez-Rodriguez Splendors of Latin Cinema, p. Bentley A Companion to Spanish Cinema at Google Books
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^ a b Rooney, David (14 October 1996).^ Ronald Schwartz Great Spanish Films Since 1950, p.Not Love, Just Frenzy was released on Region 1 DVD (US and Canada) on Jan. Scott of The New York Times review in 2000 stated "the a plot that scrambles together elements of farce, melodrama and film noir" and "the best parts of "Not Love, Just Frenzy" present the casual outrageousness of the characters and their milieu with humor, tenderness and tact. Robert Strohmeyer of Contactmusic said of the film, "a frantic, Chasing Amy-esque tale of seven young hipsters rampaging through Madrid on a coke-charged humping spree" and "these characters are about as predictable as they are emotionally crude". Critical reception ĭavid Rooney of Variety said in 1996, "Blithely derivative but bubbling nonetheless with energy, freshness, style and exuberant humor" and a "flashy, rather modish debut". It was in the top fifty of box office takings in 1996. Más que amor, frenesí was seen by 251,865 people by end of 1996 and around 50,000 in 1997, according to Spanish Ministry of Culture. Luca Iezzi as Coreógrafo (choreographer).Bibiana Fernández (credited as Bibí Andersen) as Cristina.As they friends try to avoid psycho cop from infiltrate the group to get at Max. They meet flashy drag queens, (who rule the dance club scene), self-absorbed gigolos and a whole host of other characters, including an overtly masculine lesbian lover, whilst having wild sex, drugs and gunfights. The group of hot and horny twenty-something friends head out one night to a disco and crowded dance clubs to find love and adventure. Right is a husband and father, which quenches his desire, leaving him to get his kicks from some chaste flirtation with straight art-school model David (Liberto Rabal). Another friend is gay art student Alberto (Gustavo Salmeron), who in the opening section of the film has some steamy gay sex under the shower with Alex (Javier Albala). Maria is in love with nerdy neighbor Carlos (Juan Diego Botto). Yeye shares an apartment with 2 flatmates, Monica (Cayetana Guillen Cuervo) who is a waitress in a gay club, called Frenzy and lovelorn Maria (Beatriz Santiago). Max tries to get himself back into the life of his former lover Yeye (Ingrid Rubio), who still has some feelings for him.
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He seeks help from a madam with a taste for young fresh girls (Bibi Andersen). Gigolo Max (Nancho Novo) returns to town followed by a cop (Javier Manrique) and is suspected of having murdered one of his clients. The film is known due a gay sex scene, early in the plot. The film is similar in plot to Perdona bonita, pero Lucas me quería a mí released in 1997, with both films having gay characters chasing straight men and murdered flatmates. The cast also includes many of Spain's top young actors, including early appearances by Penélope Cruz ( Vanilla Sky), Javier Bardem ( Before Night Falls) and Bibi Andersen ( Kika) as a high-class lesbian pimp. Más que amor, frenesí brought Bardem, Albacete and Menkes a Goya Award nomination for Best Newcomer Director.
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The style of the film is reminiscent of works by Pedro Almodóvar, according to a New York Times review. It is Miguel Bardem's first feature film with Alfonso Albacete, using Carlos Bardem, the youngest cousin of Miguel, in his acting debut. They have a collective name of Peliculas Freneticas (Frenetic Films). Not Love Just Frenzy (or Más que amor, frenesí in Spanish) is a 1996 adventure and drama film, directed by a triumvirate of Alfonso Albacete, Miguel Bardem and David Menkes.