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Old 08.08.2007, 03:02 AM   #741
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Originally Posted by Tokolosh
Haven't seen La Teta y la Luna. Heard it's good though. The only other film I've seen of his is Huevos de Oro which was great.

You won't believe where I watched Jamón, jamón. On MTV of all channels.
They have this new thing now, where they show four films in a month at ten o'clock on Monday evenings.
No ad's in between, which surprised me. I missed the first three because I never watch that tripe.

I need to see more of his films for sure.

ah ha ha ha---mtv!!! i dont get the stuff, but i'm happy to see they are trying to improve their low-rent programming with quality stuff. about huevos de oro-- ha ha ha what a great name, works at multiple levels (eggs/testicles)-- i hadn't heard about it but i'll try to find & order it. la teta y la luna is full of crazy poetry. i won't divulge any secrets, you have to see it, really.
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