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La hora del baño (short) (2014) のシーン
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Macarena Gómez
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別名: Macarena Gomez, Macarena Gómez Traseira, Macarona Gómez
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Macarena Gómez Traseira, born on February 2, 1978, is a Spanish actress known for her roles in television and film. She trained at Rose Bruford College Drama School in London. Gómez gained prominence for her portrayal of mermaid-like priestess Uxía Cambarro in the 2001 horror film 'Dagon', based on a short story by H.P. Lovecraft. She also starred in the 2008 comedy-horror film 'Sexykiller'. Gómez is notably recognized for her role as Lola in the television series 'La que se avecina', aired on Telecinco.
映画について: La hora del baño (short) (2014)
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ジャンル: Adult, Horror
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La hora del baño (The Bath Hour) follows a young couple who are struggling to cope with the responsibilities of parenthood after welcoming their child two months ago. The newborn's constant needs have disrupted their lives significantly, leading to severe sleep deprivation and exhaustion for both parents. The mother is haunted by an unsettling sound inside her head that seems to be driving her towards madness. Her husband, meanwhile, is on the brink of suicide due to the overwhelming pressure they face. Despite these challenges, the couple remains committed to staying together, even as their once-happy home becomes a living hell.
概要
Directed by Eduardo Casanova in 2014 and falling under the genres of Adult and Horror, 'La hora del baño' offers a grim portrayal of the struggles that new parents may face. The film explores themes of exhaustion, mental health deterioration, and the strain that parenthood can place on relationships. Although it does not provide a resolution or escape from their predicament, the short film serves as a stark reminder of the realities some parents encounter. The narrative's raw and unfiltered exploration of these issues lends it significance in discussing open conversations about postpartum mental health.