Comedy Spain
In "I'm So Excited!", the passengers and crew on board a flight to Mexico City find themselves in a peculiar situation when the landing gear of their plane becomes faulty. As they face a potential crash landing, the typically reserved and professional flight crew, consisting of pilots Alex Acero (Antonio de la Torre), Benito Morón (Hugo Silva), and Alba (Lola Dueñas), try to keep the passengers calm and maintain order.
However, to distract the passengers from their impending doom, the flight attendants, Joserra (Javier Cámara), Ulloa (Raúl Arévalo), and Fajas (Carlos Areces), decide to take matters into their own hands. They transform the cabin into a party atmosphere, offering free drinks and engaging in outrageous and flamboyant performances to keep everyone entertained.
Amidst the chaos and fear, the passengers reveal their true selves, sharing their deepest secrets and desires, and forming unexpected connections. Some of the notable passengers include Bruna (Lola Dueñas), a famous psychic constantly predicting her own death, Norma Boss (Cecilia Roth), an aging dominatrix, and Ricardo Galán (Guillermo Toledo), a famous financier.
As the plane circles the airport, attempting to fix the landing gear issue, the passengers and crew explore their sexuality, mend broken relationships, and confront their fears. They find solace in the camaraderie and love amongst each other, all while realizing that the true danger they face is not solely from the mechanical failure but also from their own emotional baggage.
Filled with Pedro Almodóvar's signature blend of comedy, drama, and bold eccentricity, "I'm So Excited!" explores the human condition and highlights the different ways people choose to cope when faced with imminent danger. Ultimately, the film celebrates the resilience of the spirit and the power of human connection in the face of adversity, reminding us to embrace life and let go of our inhibitions.
However, to distract the passengers from their impending doom, the flight attendants, Joserra (Javier Cámara), Ulloa (Raúl Arévalo), and Fajas (Carlos Areces), decide to take matters into their own hands. They transform the cabin into a party atmosphere, offering free drinks and engaging in outrageous and flamboyant performances to keep everyone entertained.
Amidst the chaos and fear, the passengers reveal their true selves, sharing their deepest secrets and desires, and forming unexpected connections. Some of the notable passengers include Bruna (Lola Dueñas), a famous psychic constantly predicting her own death, Norma Boss (Cecilia Roth), an aging dominatrix, and Ricardo Galán (Guillermo Toledo), a famous financier.
As the plane circles the airport, attempting to fix the landing gear issue, the passengers and crew explore their sexuality, mend broken relationships, and confront their fears. They find solace in the camaraderie and love amongst each other, all while realizing that the true danger they face is not solely from the mechanical failure but also from their own emotional baggage.
Filled with Pedro Almodóvar's signature blend of comedy, drama, and bold eccentricity, "I'm So Excited!" explores the human condition and highlights the different ways people choose to cope when faced with imminent danger. Ultimately, the film celebrates the resilience of the spirit and the power of human connection in the face of adversity, reminding us to embrace life and let go of our inhibitions.
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