No se lo digas a nadie

Nadie conoce a nadie (1999), which means Nobody Knows Anybody, is a nifty Spanish thriller which takes place in Seville amid the Easter Week celebrations and processions. Someone is killing prominent Catholics, and involves Eduardo Noriega, crossword author for his paper and would-be author in what seems to be some huge game, using the city of Seville as a gaming board, and the people of the city as game pieces. Every time we think we know who is to blame, something happens to change our mind. I liked this a lot, and don't want to write a spoiler.

With only a glimpse of hottie, Eduardo Noriega, laying naked in bed, We were sure we’d be whipping up some stiff peaks in my own bed sheet linens.  But alas, Nadie conoce a nadie might as well translate to Nobody Knows No Bodies.  Because what’s a four letter word to describe the tantalizing possibilities of this flick? Limp.