Reviews by fernando

(MU) Sutil, tierna como la Ñaña, la abuela que recibe al nieto. Muchachos que escapan de la realidad pintando otra en los muros, incluso el árbol que encuentran en su vuelta a la ciudad tras ser abandonados por la policía...

(MU) Great character, extreme in its suffering in prison, his burning accident, and sublime in trying to cope with the community activism to make him free...

(MU) Experimental but around a bg theme, Kennedy's assasination in Dallas, so iconic, that Conner plays on sound as well than as image...

(MU) Tscherkassky arrives a bit late to experimental cinema, but this 3 minutes film is like a small 'descarga' of all he has done...

(MU) Muy sutil a riesgo de desinteresar, pero el lento deterioro de la protagonista, su miedo y su culpa por no abrir la puerta al chico que luego matan; se redondea muy bien...

(MU) Irregular but never brilliant; maybe the braislian Ferraz segment has some plot and dreams and chracter; the Apichatpong is too thin as the 3 or 4 long takes of Shangau by Ackerman.

(OK) The phrase of Poitier threw over Steiger surrounds this wise policeman regardless of his race, with things not well at home, and a friend (priest Martin Landau) being the suspect...Gordon Douglas is a bit tired...

(OK) Steiger is so great here that makes his fascist inteligent adn almost sympathetic. The thriller weighs too much but the character observation is always awake...

(NX) Great job in playing with each iconic photo or scene by Marilyn, kind of episodic but strictly cronological, state of mind is more important than storytelling, the fragility may be excessive but that's Monroe, there´s somo hallucinted touches, as the Kennedy part....

(MU) Great story. The boy kept closed, because he promised her sister, in the closet, and find by her as a corpse some days after; is so hard tthat she couldn'r make a life, she just borrowed time and have a child; Kristin Scott Thomas just intertwin and search for the story...