A grieving flamenco dancer, her deadbeat dad, and Satan walk into a bar... stop-motion ensues.
Trini, a world-renowned flamenco dancer, abandons the stage after suffering a personal tragedy.
Practical Effects
Grotesque stop-motion that oozes tactile personality
Acting
Santiago Segura voices Satan with greasy commitment
Costume
Flamenco dresses that move like they're alive
Director
Samuel Ortí Martí
Anabel Alonso
Trini / The Gypsy (voice)
Josema Yuste
Father Lenin / Gregorio (voice)
Santiago Segura
Damián / Bishop / Satan (voice)
Conchita Goyanes
Doña Marga (voice)
Mariví Bilbao
Herminia (voice)
José María Íñigo
Íñigo (voice)
Esperanza Elipe
Gracita (voice)
Nacho Vigalondo
TV Host (voice)
Antonio Gil
Physician / Guardia Civil Agent (voice)
Carlos Areces
Psychologist Jorge (voice)
Torbe
Torbe / Castrato (voice)
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Director Sam blends Spanish Catholic guilt with Valencian humor, creating a specifically Iberian brand of animated blasphemy.
The film took over four years to animate; Trini's flamenco sequences were shot at 24fps to capture authentic rhythm.
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