
Escamillo tiene la solitaria
Synopsis
Escamillo harbours a tapeworm in his stomach – a particularly demanding one at that. This parasite, drawn by the enticing smell of every mouthful, leaps out of its host’s mouth, pounces on its prey and carries it off to its lair to devour it. To rid himself of this troublesome guest, Escamillo goes to see an expert doctor, who prescribes some pills. However, whilst Escamillo is asleep, the parasite, driven by its insatiable hunger, takes a stroll through the dining room.
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- Director
- Segundo de Chomón
- Original Title
- Escamillo tiene la solitaria
- Country of Origin
- Spain
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 6m
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Segundo de Chomón
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Segundo de Chomón
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What is Escamillo tiene la solitaria about?
Escamillo harbours a tapeworm in his stomach – a particularly demanding one at that. This parasite, drawn by the enticing smell of every mouthful, leaps out of its host’s mouth, pounces on its prey and carries it off to its lair to devour it. To rid himself of this troublesome guest, Escamillo goes to see an expert doctor, who prescribes some pills. However, whilst Escamillo is asleep, the parasite, driven by its insatiable hunger, takes a stroll through the dining room.
Who directed Escamillo tiene la solitaria?
Escamillo tiene la solitaria was directed by Segundo de Chomón.
Who stars in Escamillo tiene la solitaria?
The principal cast of Escamillo tiene la solitaria includes André Deed.
When was Escamillo tiene la solitaria released and how long is it?
Escamillo tiene la solitaria was released in 1912 with a total runtime of 6m.
