Graduation Trip: Mallorca
It is 2021, and after a long year of confinement a crowd of high school students and their two teachers set off for one last blowout in Mallorca, determined to reclaim the fun they were denied.
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Synopsis
2021. After spending a year in confinement, a group of high school students and their two teachers begin an end-of-year trip to Mallorca. This great plan is the last opportunity they have to all be together, make up for lost time, be able to have fun like they have never had before and say goodbye to this crazy stage of their lives. However, a new coronavirus outbreak disrupts all their plans and forces them to stay locked in their hotel rooms. More than 50 students, 2 teachers, a hotel and many, many minibars… What could go wrong?
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It is 2021, and after a long year of confinement a crowd of high school students and their two teachers set off for one last blowout in Mallorca, determined to reclaim the fun they were denied. Then a new outbreak slams the door shut, trapping more than fifty teens, two harried teachers, a hotel, and a great many minibars in one chaotic lockdown. Directors Paco Caballero and Sergio Francisco mine that absurd pressure cooker for broad, anarchic comedy, with Maria Esteve among the faces keeping the mayhem grounded.
The mood is rowdy and unabashedly silly, built on escalating hijinks and the comedy of too many people stuck in too small a space. It keeps a quick, restless pace that suits its party-gone-sideways energy. Viewers in the mood for a raucous teen comedy, especially those who appreciate ensemble farce and the timely chaos of a holiday derailed, will have a good time.
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