The Happiness Curve

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-20% on your tickets. Limited availability. (see more in Promotions + info) Is it true that men have a crisis at 50? Everyone who has gone through the crisis of the 50 knows that the man is the weaker sex of the couple: insecure, indecisive and fragile.

Although they dream of going out, they are scared of living alone and coming home alone after crazy nights that are never that crazy. In his delusion, they come to imagine that his maturity is a powerful magnet that attracts women of 30 and even younger. Quino, the 50-year-old protagonist, played with humor and tenderness by Gabino Diego, a television scriptwriter, a victim of unstable work and in the midst of a fifties crisis, is abandoned by his wife: “because he is fat and bald”, he assures that his wife told him as he left. To date, he has lived in a spacious apartment in the center of the city, but his wife has abandoned the family home and hopes that Quino will sell it to receive half of its price. The sale of the apartment causes him enormous stressful anguish because, among other things, it means the definitive loss of CARMEN...

And he would want to return to her due to insecurity, habit and psychological dependence. Forced and pressured by his wife to sell the flat, he tries, in continual contradiction, by all means not to buy it from her, but his fragile, insecure, indecisive and unwilling personality leads him to sign commitment documents to each of them. of the three characters: Javier, Manuel and Fer, very different types of men, who will appear on the scene, creating a series of chain conflicts and twists with a surprise ending that will show us, in a comedy key , a reflection on how they see and how they carry relationships with women forty guys....

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