Chechu y familia (1992)
Chechu y familia is a 1992 Spanish-language comedy movie directed by Álvaro Sáenz de Heredia, with a running time of 1h 21m. It stars Fernando Fernán Gómez, César Lucendo and Neus Asensi.
Chechu is thirteen, and the adults around him are no help at all. He lives in a household of oddballs, a grandfather, an uncle, and two maids, and spends the film nursing a first crush on one of them. Alvaro Saenz de Heredia's 1992 Spanish comedy plays coming-of-age for laughs, letting a kid's earnest confusion bounce off a house full of grown-ups who are barely holding things together.
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What is Chechu y familia about?
Chechu is thirteen, and the adults around him are no help at all. He lives in a household of oddballs, a grandfather, an uncle, and two maids, and spends the film nursing a first crush on one of them. Alvaro Saenz de Heredia's 1992 Spanish comedy plays coming-of-age for laughs, letting a kid's earnest confusion bounce off a house full of grown-ups who are barely holding things together.
When was Chechu y familia released?
Chechu y familia was released on 25 June 1992.
How long is Chechu y familia?
Chechu y familia runs 1h 21m.
Who made Chechu y familia?
Chechu y familia was directed by Álvaro Sáenz de Heredia.
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First crushes and a household of eccentrics are their own small genre, played here for warmth more than drama.
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Chechu y familia plays a boy's world of oddball relatives and household chaos for gentle laughs. These animated comedies share that all-ages family warmth, mixing silliness with heart for a room of different ages. Toy Story, Zootopia and the rest keep the jokes broad and the feeling sweet, easy watching for everyone.
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Chechu y familia leans on a house full of barely-coping grown-ups for its comedy. These broad comedies aim for the same uncomplicated laughs, piling on gags, mishaps and chaos without asking much of you. Good picks when you want the loose, silly energy that carries Chechu's family circus.