El Sueño del mono loco (1989)
Directed by Fernando Trueba

Mystery / Thriller
aka: The Mad Monkey

Film Synopsis

Dan Gilis, an American screenwriter living in Paris, has just been abandoned by his wife and must bring up his son Danny alone.  Legrand, a successful film producer whom he has worked with before, commissions him to write a script with an inexperienced director named Malcolm, insisting that it be something unconventional.  Gilis is reluctant at first to accept the commission but finally accepts it, having been persuaded by the personality of the young filmmaker.
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Film Credits

  • Director: Fernando Trueba
  • Script: Menno Meyjes, Christopher Frank (novel), Manolo Matji, Fernando Trueba
  • Music: Antoine Duhamel
  • Cast: Jeff Goldblum (Daniel Gillis), Miranda Richardson (Marilyn), Anémone (Marianne), Daniel Ceccaldi (Julien Legrand), Dexter Fletcher (Malcolm Greene), Liza Walker (Jenny Greene), Jerome Natali (Danny), Asunción Balaguer (Juana), Arielle Dombasle (Marion Derain), Micky Sébastian (Ariane), Laurent Moussard (Student 1), Raúl López Cabello (Student 2), Xavier Maly (Student 3), Yan Roussell (Taxi Driver), Daniel Grimm (Marianne's Friend), Catherine Hamilton (Legrand's Secretary), Eric Picou (Claude Besson), Josephine (Transvestite), Jaime Alberto (Rocker Boy), Nadine Sabena (Rocker Girl)
  • Country: Spain / France
  • Language: English / Spanish
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 103 min
  • Aka: The Mad Monkey ; Twisted Obsession

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