The Spanish version of "Papa ou maman" (2015) increases cruelty by making children younger (it doesn't make much sense the visit to paintball), but Dani de la Orden, a more dull director, softens the political incorrectness and increases the status of family comedy that managed to avoid the French version. It includes some jokes about inclusivism that are not very funny, although the León-Ibarguren couple works well.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2022-01-03T12:02:02Z
The Spanish version of "Papa ou maman" (2015) increases cruelty by making children younger (it doesn't make much sense the visit to paintball), but Dani de la Orden, a more dull director, softens the political incorrectness and increases the status of family comedy that managed to avoid the French version. It includes some jokes about inclusivism that are not very funny, although the León-Ibarguren couple works well.