Nuria and Roberto met in aircraft accident. Saved by the rescue forces, each one departs to their own destiny, but over time they meet again. In a visit to Roberto, Nuria explains that she loves him, but since she is very decent and married, this love is impossible, unless her husband dies – which is quite improbable since he is in good health. The real reason for Nuria’s visit to Roberto is that she wants him to kill her husband. Roberto, horrified, refuses, but inexplicably, the morning after, Nuria’s husband is found dead. Inspector Miranda considers Roberto, Nuria (who has a solid alibi) and Pepe, a former lover of Nuria, as suspects. The inspector also suspects of a maid, of an old thief signed by the police, of a girl named Paloma who accompanies his friend Pepe… and he also has many clues that may lead to the clarification of the crime.
RELEVANT FACTS: A successful comedy thriller. It was taken to the cinema in 1971 by José Luis Sáenz de Heredia and to the television in the program Estudios 1 of Television Española.
Mihura, a playwright, journalist and screenwriter, is considered the main inventor of the Theatre of the Absurd, and the most outstanding comedian in Spanish language through the 20th century. Mihura wrote the scripts of more than twenty-five movies, among which stands out Welcome Mr. Marshall, film directed by Luis García Berlanga in 1952.
POTENTIAL AUDIOVISUAL FORMAT: TV Movie, Film, TV Miniserie, TV Series
AVAILABLE LANGUAGES: Spanish
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