Friend Zone (film) explained

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Director:Borja Cobeaga
Cinematography:Alfonso Postigo
Editing:Raúl de Torres
Music:Aránzazu Calleja
Distributor:Vertice Cine
Runtime:80 minutes
Country:Spain
Language:Spanish
Budget:€2.5 million[1]

Friend Zone (Spanish; Castilian: '''Pagafantas'''|links=no|lit=[[Fanta]] buyer) is a 2009 Spanish romantic comedy film co-written and directed by Borja Cobeaga and starring Gorka Otxoa and Sabrina Garciarena.

Premise

Chema has dumped his longtime girlfriend because he thinks he can do better, but after trying to date new girls, he is not very successful. When he meets Claudia, he thinks his luck has changed. She is pretty, funny, and seems interested in him. This apparent luck runs out when Sebastián, Claudia's actual boyfriend, comes over from Argentina and it becomes apparent that Claudia only wants Chema as her friend, so he is faced with the choice of giving up on a girl he does not stand a chance of getting, or waiting for the opportunity to present itself.[2]

Awards and nominations

24th Goya Awards

Category Recipient Result
Best New ActorGorka Otxoa
Best New DirectorBorja Cobeaga

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Almagia. Karolina. Borja Cobeaga rueda en Bilbo una comedia sobre la dificultad de ligar. Gara. 17 November 2014. es. 10 July 2008.
  2. Web site: Pagafantas. eCartelera. es. 17 November 2014.