Brúja, more than a witch! is a film released in 1977 written and directed by Fernando Fernán Gómez. A mixture of genres such as comedy, drama and music the film is a satire of some archetypes of the so-called "Black Spain". The film was shot mainly in the village of Ledanca, Guadalajara, where several of the external scenes are located, as well as the square, adjacent streets and the interior of the church, there are also locations in the village of Almadrones, Guadalajara, as are the outside of the church and the final scene with the music band Despite having a first-row division, which included actors such as José Lifante, Mary Santpere, Francisco Algora, Emma Cohen or Fernán Gómez himself, the film did not obtain the backing of the public. Qualificada un delirio zarzuelístico, rural, adulterório y tiernísimo" has been declared jointly in the name of the film "Silán Gómán Gómán Gómez". Contempra contempra conjural de las de las éjeur de las és éjeur de las écción.