Loco Fever () is a 2001 Chilean comedy film directed by Andres Wood. The film's tagline was "Amor y avaricia en un mundo de buzos y moluscos" (Spanish for: Love and greed in a world of scuba and mollusks).
Plot The film centers on the conflicts between visiting prostitutes and fishermen's wives in a small fishing village in rural Southern Chile. The village has become obsessed with Chilean abaloneMuestra 'locuras' chilenas, access date August 9, 2008, access date August 9, 2008 (known as "loco" in Spanish, which has a dual meaning of both abalone and craziness). Chaos erupts when the Chilean government temporarily lifts the ban on the collection of this prized mollusk, which is believed to have aphrodisiacal effects.VENICE FILM FESTIVAL : A New Wave:Movies Without Borders, by Roderick Conway Morris, International Herald Tribune, August 29, 2002, access date August 9, 2008
Cast Emilio Bardi - Canuto Luis Dubó - Jorge Loreto Moyo - Sonia Luis Margani - Padre Luis (Father Luis) Tamara Acosta - Nelly María Izquierdo - Leila Mariana Loyola - Paty Patricia López (credited as Patricia López Menadier) - Isabel Carmina Riego Pilar Zderich - Denisse Aldo Parodi Julio Marcone - Yukio Cristián Chaparro Gabriela Medina Carmen Barros Marcela Arroyave Claudia Hidalgo Chamila Rodríguez Pablo Striano Camila Videla
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Realization and demonstration, on October 29, 2001, of the first digital cinema transmission by satellite in EuropeFrance Télécom, Commission Supérieure Technique de l'Image et du Son, Communiqué de presse, Paris, October 29th, 2001.Olivier Bomsel, Gilles Le Blanc, Dernier tango argentique. Le cinéma face à la numérisation, Ecole des Mines de Paris, 2002, p. 12. of a feature film (La Fiebre del Loco) by Bernard Pauchon,Bernard Pauchon, France Telecom and digital cinema, ShowEast, 2001, p. 10. Alain Lorentz, Raymond MelwigAlexandru Georgescu (et al.), Critical Space Infrastructures. Risk, Resilience and Complexity, Springer, 2019, p. 48. and Philippe Binant.
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