Top movies in Spanish: “Warm Christmas” present

After 22 years since the premiere of their first film, Tulio Triviño and company return to the homes of the public, with their film titled, “31 Minutes: Warm Christmas”.

This film has been a success on Amazon Prime Video, the platform on which it is available, achieving very positive reviews.

“Warm Christmas”, It has elements from one of the Christmas episodes broadcast a few years ago by the series and at the same time, it adds elements from its live show that has the same name.

Thus, a film was given life that many have classified as “fresh” and very entertainingbecause it maintains the satirical humor characteristic of the series, also adding original songs and reinterpretations of other songs, which makes it a quite original Christmas musical.

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Best film in Spanish:

Yesterday a ranking was released, carried out by The New York Reporterin which he catalogs the 30 best movies in Spanishand where there are two Chilean films.

According to the ranking made by The New York Reporter, “31 Minutes: Warm Christmas” occupies tenth place in the top.

According to said media, the film by Álvaro Díaz and Pedro Peirano is “a film that transfers the universe of the most absurd news program in Chile to a Christmas without snow and with temperatures out of control.”

“The film expands the political, musical and satirical humor of the series, without passive nostalgia, using the Christmas parody to talk about consumption, climate crisis and clumsy heroism, faithful to the irreverent spirit of the program that marked several generations.”is the criticism made by means.

Chilean Film in the top 1:

According to the same Ranking, “31 Minutes: Warm Christmas”, is not the only film present within the ranking, and the film “The Mysterious Look of Flamenco”directed by Diego Cespedesis in first place in the ranking.

Hollywood Reporter claims that “Céspedes’ debut feature is a disarming queer fable. The director films this peculiar family as a refuge and a trench, mixing melodrama, coming-of-age, magical realism and twilight western, with a freedom and sensitivity very unusual for a debutante”