Alone, at Last!

Year: 1994

Runtime: 99 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Antonio del Real

ComedyDrama

Arturo, a novelist, lives with his wife Elena and their four adult children, all of whom still reside in the family house. His need for quiet to write clashes with the bustling home, prompting his editor to urge him to push the kids out. Arturo launches a subtle “guerrilla war” to coax his children toward independence.

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