Domingo de Resurrección (lit.

'Resurrection Sunday') is a 1982 Venezuelan comedy film directed by César Bolívar [es].

A middle class family of six people: León Camacho, his wife Alicia, Mrs. Felicia (Alicia's mother), María Alejandra (the Camacho's daughter) and two of her friends; go to the beach to spend Holy Week but, at the end of the afternoon of Easter Sunday, Doña Felicia dies in her sleep of natural causes and the various tragic and comic situations begin, to the point that the vehicle in which the Camacho family travels (a Volkswagen Brasília) is stolen, in whose grill lies the body of the deceased Mrs.

Felicia.

[1] The plot is set in the town of Todasana, in the then Vargas department of the Federal District.