El Efecto Mariposa (1996)
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This Spanish-French comedy set in South London seeks to demonstrate that human relationships provide an excellent example of chaos theory. Featuring a bilingual cast, the story centers on Luis, an introverted bookworm who travels to London, accompanied by his overbearing mother, to stay with his… More This Spanish-French comedy set in South London seeks to demonstrate that human relationships provide an excellent example of chaos theory. Featuring a bilingual cast, the story centers on Luis, an introverted bookworm who travels to London, accompanied by his overbearing mother, to stay with his aunt Olivia. Olivia has a tempestuous relationship with a handsome television actor, Duncan. Her child belongs to him. With all these people together under one roof, the situation in the apartment is quite chaotic. However, Luis' mother eventually goes back home and Duncan, who is caught philandering at a party, gets the boot. Soon Luis and Olivia are having a torrid affair of their own until his mother returns and causes all sorts of trouble. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Directed By
- Fernando Colomo
- Genres
- Romance, Art House & International, Comedy
R,
- In Theaters
- Dec 20, 1995 Wide
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Cast
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Marķa Barranco
as Olivia
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Raju Patel
as Pakistani
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Roger Ennals
as Policeman
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Josep Maria Pou
as Rafa
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Rosa Maria Sarda
as Noelia
- Penelope Cruz
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Coque Malla
as Luis
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James Fleet
as Oswald
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John Faal
as Nick
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Ketama
as Herself
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Cecile Pallas
as Chantal
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Sakuntala Ramanee
as Kamala
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Martin Carr
as Presenter At Millenium Celebrations
- Lolita
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Pablo Colomo
as Older Nick
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Maria Jose Lebrero
as Maid
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Charlotte Longfield
as Receptionist
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Garcia Olayo
as Azafata
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Harjit Singh
as Carnival Policeman
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Michael Summers
as Man At Celebration
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Karl Glenn Stimpson
as Policeman
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Peter Sullivan
as Duncan
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Indalecio Corugedo
as Economics Teacher
