Ya disponible el tráiler oficial de EL FANTASMA DE MI MUJER
María Ripoll directs this comedy of errors with a dark and irreverent sense of humour, which will be released in cinemas on 20 February.
2025-12-09
You can now watch the official trailer for EL FANTASMA DE MI MUJER, the new film directed by María Ripoll. A comedy of errors with a dark and irreverent sense of humour, it will be released in cinemas on 20 February.
It stars Javier Rey (La última noche en Tremor; Singular); Loreto Mauleón (La buena letra; Los renglones torcidos de Dios), María Hervás (Machos alfa; Políticamente incorrectos) and Marco Cáceres (La trinchera infinita; La chica de nieve). It also features the collaboration of Macarena Gómez (Shrew's Nest; The One That's Coming). The cast is completed by Judit Martín, Carlos Vicente, Alba Florejachs and Elisenda Roca.
The film is based on the original story by Germán Aparicio, who wrote the screenplay together with Araceli Álvarez de Sotomayor, Olga Iglesias and María Ripoll herself.
El fantasma de mi mujer is a Spanish-Belgian co-production by Mediacrest Aries, AIE - Mediacrest Entertainment, with Ciudadano CISKUL (Spain) and AT Production (Belgium). It features the participation of RTVE, Movistar Plus+, Netflix and 3Cat; with funding from the ICAA, the European Union - Next GenerationEU and Triodos, and with the support of the Belgian Federal Government's Tax Shelter/Bel Arts Fund. A Contracorriente Films distributes the film in Spain and Film Factory is responsible for international sales.
Synopsis of EL FANTASMA DE MI MUJER
Fernando lives a quiet married life with María while having an affair with Julia. One night, he receives a call from his lover telling him that she has just run over María. An accident, of course, she didn't mean to kill her, but she needs help getting rid of the body. Overwhelmed by events, Fernando pretends to the police that his wife has left him, until he receives a call from... María? From that moment on, Fernando believes he hears and even sees his wife everywhere, all the time. Is it the hell of guilt... or is there another explanation?
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