Marry Me, Maribel

The film follows Maribel, played by Natalia Dicenta, a prostitute in Madrid who meets Marcelino, a shy chocolate factory owner from Soria. Initially just another client, Marcelino's quiet demeanor gradually attracts Maribel. However, her friends, Pili, Rufi, and Nini, become suspicious of Marcelino, fearing he might be hiding a dark secret.

Adapted from Miguel Mihura's play "Maribel and the Strange Family," this comedy brings to life the nuances of love and friendship during a unique era. With a strong cast including Carlos Hipólito and Nathalie Seseña, the film captures the spirit of the late 1950s while delving into the complexities of human relationships.