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Searching for Oscar
Searching for Oscar

Searching for Oscar

The film about the critic who does not watch the films

Genres

Documentary

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Óscar Peyrou is a veteran Spanish film critic who writes his reviews according to a very peculiar method: in his opinion, it is not really necessary to watch the films since it is possible to judge them simply by looking at their promotional poster.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Spanish

Runtime

73 mins

Rating

4.8/10

Release Date

29 March 2019

Country

Spain

Cast

Óscar Peyrou

Óscar Peyrou

Self - Film Critic

Alfonso Quiñones

Alfonso Quiñones

Self - Journalist

Carlos Francisco Elías

Carlos Francisco Elías

Self - Film Critic

Jesús García Cívico

Jesús García Cívico

Self - RC Staff Member

Ximo Rochera

Ximo Rochera

Self - RC Staff Member

Sara Trujillo

Sara Trujillo

Self - RC Staff Member

Javier Díaz Valero

Javier Díaz Valero

Self - Journalist

Antonio Weinrichter

Antonio Weinrichter

Self - Film Critic

Claudio Utrera

Claudio Utrera

Self - Film Critic

Javier Tolentino

Javier Tolentino

Self - Radio Journalist

Javier Suárez

Javier Suárez

Self - Journalist

Fátima Santana

Fátima Santana

Self - Journalist

Rafael Navarro Miñón

Rafael Navarro Miñón

Self - Filmmaker

Pepe Vargas

Pepe Vargas

Self - CLFF Director

Amaia Santos

Amaia Santos

Self - SSIFF Staff Member

Lloyd Kaufman

Lloyd Kaufman

Self - Filmmaker

Javier Angulo

Javier Angulo

Self - Seminci Director

Alejandro Peyrou

Alejandro Peyrou

Self - Óscar's Brother

Gastón Trelles

Gastón Trelles

Self - Bafici Staff Member

Daniel Gascó

Daniel Gascó

Self - Film Critic

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