The Day of the Bricklayers

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The Day of the Bricklayers

6.5 | 1h35m | en | Comedy

At the local construction site, love and drama go hand in hand. Action, comedy, drama and sex are all in the mix in this very sexy/comedy starring some of the icons of this "sexy era" of the Mexican cinema.

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6.5 | 1h35m | en | Comedy | More Info

Released: January. 13,1982 | Released Producted By: Frontera Films , Country: Mexico Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Alfonso Zayas , Angélica Chain , Luis de Alba

Director

Alejandro Velázquez

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Cast

Alfonso Zayas

as Juan

Nueba Yol El ratero de la vecindad The Day of the Bricklayers

Angélica Chain

as Beatriz

El ratero de la vecindad The Day of the Bricklayers Desires

Luis de Alba

as Juan Camaney

The Dandy The Day of the Bricklayers

Reviews

insomniac_rod "El Dia de los Alabañiles" is among the most popular movies from the "fiecheras" era. The movie represents everything that made that era a step backwards in Mexican cinema. We get albures, gratuitous nudity, vulgar dialogs, and infame performances.Alfonso Zayas and "Pirruris" steal the show with their comedic skills and albures abilities. Those guys are something...The movie is a social criticism against the labor class that always gets discriminated by their bossess and the economic problems of Mexican society. The problem with the movie is that it's too vulgar to be considered as a serious movie; and it tries to criticize "important" issues in a vulgar manner that will make you think that this is total crap.Also, the production values are poor, extremely poor.I suggest you to watch this movie if you can take extremely, tasteless low budget. Or, you can watch it to understand the "vibe" and modus operandi of the lower, lower class of Mexican society.

Felipe González During the eighties, in Mexico we had a very sad and depressing film industry. In that time, the most popular pictures were either about "ficheras" (that can be roughly translated as whores) or about "albures" (an albur is a word game of sexual implications). "El Dia de los Albañiles" portraits a group of impossible characters, ranging from the incompetent workers to those who are plain thieves. A few nude scenes are included on the movie, this scenes have nothing to do with the plot, but were almost a requirement for Mexican movies of the mid eighties. Of course, in the worst Mexican movie tradition, the heroes are the poorest characters, and their boss is, of course, the villain. This picture must not be mistaken with "Los Albañiles", which is based on a novel by Vicente Leñero.