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Tight 7-minute runtime — shorter than most television pilots.

A man is in his flat and he has a leak on his ceiling, suddenly the ceiling caves in and a dead man falls through unsure of what to do he tries to take the man out of his flat but at that moment the ceiling really starts to leak, but its not water coming through...
“Some stories are better left unspoiled.”

Dominique Pinon
'Pastel de Fer'
Juan Gastón
1st Dead Man
Javier Gastón
2nd Dead Man
Mariano Alameda
3rd Dead Man
David Abajo
Dead Pile
José Manuel Arranz
Dead Pile
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Jorge Sánchez-Cabezudo directs. Fernando Jordana behind the camera. Fernando Jordana cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes.
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It's pouring down with rain outside, but it's not a great deal more dry inside a man's apartment with a bucket collecting the incessant drips. Imagine his surprise when the ceiling comes crashing down! That turns more to shock when he sees a fully clothed body - dressed straight out of "The Matrix" lying amidst the debris on his floor. What to do? Fetch help? Too late for that, really, and the storm has knocked out the phones. It's a quandary. Anyway, he'd better move him but when something else falls from the hole in his roof, the something else. This is quite a stylish short drama with a little dark humour and just an hint of mystery as Dominique Pinon mixes some expressions of bamboozlement with some slightly comedic gymnastics. Perhaps it could be the subject of a song?
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