Unconscious

The sexual taboos of early 20th century Barcelona in the time of Freud are the basis of this Spanish comedy about a psychoanalyst and his pregnant sister-in-law caught up in a search for the woman's missing husband.

"The Freudian farce Unconscious is paced so breathlessly that it keeps you panting to keep up with each new plot twist." (Stephen Holden, New York Times)

"A distinctive, sharp-witted and good-looking period comedy." (Jonathan Holland, Variety)

"Are the Spanish the only ones these days able to make movie comedies that are smart, sexy, wacky and graceful all at once?" (Gene Seymour, Newsday)