The Victor of Olot

The Victor of Olot (1981)

Comedy

In a small Catalan village take advantage of the visit of an ecclesiastical authority of Rome, during vacations, to organize a conference on the topic of religion and sex. This causes the people to divide into two camps, those who favor and those against the "Congress", until finally after a series of negotiations between both sides, we arrive at consensus. A large mosaic of characters carry the story to end happily, through critical situations with the conservative church.

Director: Ventura Pons
Writer: Emili Teixidor

Casts

	Enric Majó as Mossén Juli
	Enric Cusí as Bernat
	Maria Aurèlia Capmany as Filomena
	Marina Rossell as Clotilde
	Núria Feliu as Matilde
	Carla Cristi as Nena
	Marta May as Senyora Maria
	Carmen Pérez as Eulàlia
	Jordi Brau as Aleix
	Rosa Morata as Maria
	Montserrat Carulla as Mare de Maria
	Carles Lloret as Pare de Maria
	Fernando Guillén as Senyor Ramon
	Antonio Rovira as Rector
	Mary Santpere as Mare Bigotis
	Anna Lizaran as Sor Melíflua
	Cristina Álvarez as Berta
	Rosa María Sardà as Ramoneta
	Joaquim Cardona as
	Pere Tàpias as Director oficina bancaria
	Joan Monleón as Monsenyor
	Joan Borràs as Alcalde
	Maribel Altés as Prostituta
	Jesusa Andany as
	Rosa Novell as Prostituta
	Cristine Berna as Kaipé
	Josefina Tapias as
	Amparo Moreno as Prostituta
	Mercè Saumell as
	Ferran Sarrià as
	Merxe Gil as
	Lluís A. Martín as
	Joan Gimeno as
	Romà Serra as
	Xesc Barceló as
	Josep Maria Benet i Jornet as
	Sunsi Gros as
	Tati Duran as
	Montse Ester as
	Remigi Fabra as
	Joaquim Ibars as
	Luis Iriondo as
	Biel Moll as
	Guillermina Motta as
	Miquel Obiols as
	Quico Pi de la Serra as
	Enrique Ripoll-Freixes as
	Josep Maria Vidal as
	Antonio Chamorro as
	Miquel Gelabert as
	Esteban Dalmases as Metge (uncredited)
	Llàtzer Escarceller as Client de Casa Maruja (uncredited)

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