T.V.O.
Originally released in 1979. T.V.O. is a feature film. directed by Carlos Castillo. At just 7 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Starring Mimí Lazo and Carlos Castillo
Synopsis
Television is one of the themes in T.V.O., which tells the story of a lonely woman’s interaction with the contraption. “The dog is no longer man’s best friend; now it’s television,” Castillo said in a conversation with the author of this article. The character is played by Mimí Lazo, one of the country’s most prominent actresses and a Venezuelan sex symbol. The film toys with this stereotype as regards the vicarious satisfaction given by romance and sex on screen. The other theme, linked to loneliness, is developmentalism: the main character lives in Parque Central, a middle-class housing complex whose residential buildings were finished in 1972 and became a symbol of well-being on the brink of the oil boom. (Pablo Gamba)
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Production Details
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- Released
- Original Language
- ES
Frequently Asked Questions
What is T.V.O. about?
Television is one of the themes in T.V.O., which tells the story of a lonely woman’s interaction with the contraption. “The dog is no longer man’s best friend; now it’s television,” Casti...
Who directed T.V.O.?
T.V.O. was directed by Carlos Castillo.
How long is T.V.O.?
T.V.O. has a runtime of 0 hours and 7 minutes (7 minutes total).
When was T.V.O. released?
T.V.O. was released on May 16, 1979 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in T.V.O.?
The main cast of T.V.O. includes Mimí Lazo, Carlos Castillo.