Peluca is a short film by director Jared Hess, produced for an assignment while attending Brigham Young University in 2002. It was shown at the 2003 Slamdance Film Festival.
The film is almost nine minutes long and was shot on black-and-white 16mm film. It stars Jon Heder as the main character, Seth. The film's title is the Spanish word for "wig", since a wig is purchased in the film. The short was later adapted into the 2004 film Napoleon Dynamite, which featured Heder as the titular character.
The film follows its main character, Seth (Jon Heder), as he skips school with two of his friends, Pedro and Giel, to attempt to buy a lottery ticket at the convenience store, and shop at a local thrift store, where they find a wig for Giel (who shaved his head after catching a fever). Later, they return to the school, and Seth leaves to go to an FFA contest.
Peluca was shot in black-and-white on 16mm film. It was filmed in locations around Hess' hometown of Preston, Idaho, including Preston High School and a local D.I. store. The film was completed in two days with a budget of under $500.
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Plot: Manelik (Pedro Armendáriz) is a poor shepherd who lives alone in the countryside. He will do anything to protect his lambs, even killing a wolf with his own hands, which has attacked one of the animals. One day, a rich corn merchant, who owns a mill, comes to visit Manelik with a beautiful woman (Zully Moreno), proposing him to marry her. The woman doesn't know about the Maquiavellian plan either, involving her father as well. As a matter of fact, she's the merchant's fiancée and will have to participate in the plan if she wants to stay with him. Manelik gets fascinated with the woman's beauty, whom got married despite her resistance to the wedding. Some time later, Manelik becomes a well respected man and an experienced corn merchant, working in the mill with the nasty man as his master. During the nights, the man visits the woman, hiding from Manelik. However, the woman starts to have feelings for Manelik, despising her fiancé because the plan has gone to far.
Genres: Drama, Romance,I used to hide,
I used to cry a lot,
but now I don't
It's you, you.
When you smile
the whole world's sky,
when you smile
I'm a star in that sky
It's you, it's you.
And we're barely friends,
we're hardly star-crossed lovers,
but who cares?
It's you, it's you.
When you smile
the whole world's sky,
when you smile
I'm a star in that sky.
It's you, it's you.
It's you.
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