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Spanish comic actor José Mota co-stars as Roberto, a family man struggling to make ends meet for his family. However, a freak accident ironically gives him the chance of a lifetime, with the incident sparking a major media firestorm that's so big he lands an agent to help navigate his way through the hype and attention. But at what cost will this fame bring? In this exclusive clip from the movie, we find out exactly what predicament Roberto finds himself, and his wife Luisa (played by Hayek) has a perfectly natural response to this discovery.
"Mordantly funny and sharp as a razor," is what we said about the movie in our review from the Tribeca Film Festival last year, and if you the like the taste you get below, you don't have to wait long to see the whole thing. "As Luck Would Have It" opens in select theaters and on Cable VOD/Digital outlets – including SundanceNow – starting today, Friday, Feb 1st.
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2 Comments
taptup | February 2, 2013 12:55 PM
This is a pile of crap, I'm just warning you. Don't waste your time on this.
Arch | February 2, 2013 3:21 AM
Hate myself for missing it last month in theater.
Hopefully this one will bring even more attention on De la Iglesia overseas. The Last Circus was great but his other twisted/dark/comedy-drama El Crimen Ferpecto (sic) and Muerto de risas (his greatest imo) are just way way up there.