Blanca, a brilliant young journalist who is writing a thesis on violence, is unaware that a psychopathic killer is on her trail.

An orchestra conductor meets a paralyzed woman who has an extraordinary voice. They fall in love, but obstacles arise that hinder their relationship.

Blanca, a brilliant young journalist who is writing a thesis on violence, is unaware that a psychopathic killer is on her trail.

Blanca, a brilliant young journalist who is writing a thesis on violence, is unaware that a psychopathic killer is on her trail.

Blanca, a brilliant young journalist who is writing a thesis on violence, is unaware that a psychopathic killer is on her trail.

Blanca, a brilliant young journalist who is writing a thesis on violence, is unaware that a psychopathic killer is on her trail.

The film "Estoy por casarme" (1991), directed by Manuel Lamas, is a romantic comedy set in the resort town of Piriápolis. The plot revolves around the comical trials and tribulations of a couple preparing for their wedding, encountering typical comedic mishaps and misunderstandings associated with nuptial preparations. The movie features performances by Blanca Giménez and Vittorio Maganza, who play the engaged couple, offering a light and entertaining look at the dilemmas and dynamics of a relationship on the verge of marriage.

The film "Estoy por casarme" (1991), directed by Manuel Lamas, is a romantic comedy set in the resort town of Piriápolis. The plot revolves around the comical trials and tribulations of a couple preparing for their wedding, encountering typical comedic mishaps and misunderstandings associated with nuptial preparations. The movie features performances by Blanca Giménez and Vittorio Maganza, who play the engaged couple, offering a light and entertaining look at the dilemmas and dynamics of a relationship on the verge of marriage.

An orchestra conductor meets a paralyzed woman who has an extraordinary voice. They fall in love, but obstacles arise that hinder their relationship.

This film aims to warn, ironically, about the potential “pitfalls” of seduction and deception, without any pejorative intent.