The Ferpect Crime (El Crimen Ferpecto) is a Spanish film directed by Álex de la Iglesia, known for his darkly humorous style. The movie stars Guillermo Toledo as Rafael, a narcissistic and womanizing department store salesman who is obsessed with his high social status and good looks.
Rafael's life takes a dramatic turn when his rival for the attention of a beautiful co-worker, Lourdes (Mónica Cervera), accidentally dies in his arms. Rafael tries to cover up the accidental death, but Lourdes witnesses the event and blackmails him into a relationship.
As Rafael's life spirals out of control, he becomes the victim of Lourdes' twisted desires and dark schemes, leading to a bizarre and shocking finale.
The film received critical acclaim for its humorous and satirical take on contemporary consumer culture and gender roles. It was also noted for its use of vivid, stylized visuals and exaggerated performances from the cast.