Reviews by fernando

(OK) The first time I saw it in the 1991 Berlinale; all was so new then. Today is history and choice and estetics in near perspective and the testimony of Tom, that could'nt be less elocuent and brave than his men...

(OK) Muy bien al comienzo, misterio, fondo reivindicativo, tensión de clase, raza y política; gran atmósfera visual y sonora envolviendo a la caza, con el elemento fantástico que ahoga al militar, buenas crisis internas en el grupo; pero se va desbarrando a la apología de la leyenda, la brujería maya, la mística intercultural, apagando el drama y los caracteres construidos...

(NX) The first half seems repetitve, with old poor material trying to convince us that life in Jened was nice for the handicaped. But, thats showed after and better in what they've done: a movement to force USA and the world to build ramps and makind cities accesible...

(OK) The stars are the characters (Cassius, Malcolm,Jim Bown, Sam Cooke), in a filmed play, too discursive but some moments are well staged or referred, as the highlight: Cooke in a spirited show in Boston as told by Malcolm X

(OK) Wiseman and his non onterventionst style, he's absent in the register, in the spot, but present in the choice of subject and places and structure: one of the most diverse peopled disctrict in the world,faces, in all its organized communities, change...

(OK) Light french polar during occupation. Martine Carol before plastic surgery on her nose (she seems other actress¡) and nice Perier. Meurisse finding his screen persona...

(OK) Hommage to Marseille and to Pagnil, yes, the trilogy is resumed here. Could be a musical, but is classic english speaken, Boyer and Chevalier playing their clises..., Bucholz and Caron ok...

(OK) Kirsten Johnson delivers and organized anthology of her work. And it works¡ She puts her guts and life (his father Dick, next heroe of her best known film, appearse here); as Varda or Chantal Ackerman...

(YT) Straight sex and tatoo and the cost it has in love and life; specially in poor Harutsune (the laying pretty boy) becuase woman and her skin are above all...

(OK) Rare, very much interesting renoirbecause of its perverse subject, noir for a blind painter and for a sick young veteran, Ryan, in love with a not so bad Bennett...