
Don Juan de Peñalara, a wealthy nobleman, wants to marry his son Jorge to Juana, the daughter of his close friend Don Juan de Monreals, a wealthy Mallorcan landowner. To please his father, Jorge, accompanied by his faithful servant Fernando, sets off for Mallorca.

Is this film worth watching? Short answer: Yes, but you might find it unevenly paced and a bit dated. 'Flor de espino' is a charming, if occasionally frustrating, blend of farce and romance that brings a touch of Spanish and Mallorcan flavor to classic comedic tropes. It's worth watching if you're a fan of the genre, o...

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"Is this film worth watching? Short answer: Yes, but you might find it unevenly paced and a bit dated. 'Flor de espino' is a charming, if occasionally frustrating, blend of farce and romance that brings a touch of Spanish and Mallorcan flavor to classic comedic tropes. It's worth watching if you're a fan of the genre, or if you're curious about how farce handled in a different cultural context might play out. This film is for those who enjoy the subtle art of character swapping and the playful, s..."
Guillermo Colón, Jaime Ferrer, José Tous Maroto
Spain
Maurice Campbell

