Reviews by fernando

Mas carne que el País Vasco pues Martínez Lázaro puede burlarse del postureo independentista catalán, puesto en escena para Sardá (un nivel de impostación distinto al de Rafa en la primera pela, y que permite lucirse a otros)...

Correct equilibreted biopic with the startling moments (JFK's detah and LBJ's becoming president in the airplane, included) nad some nice momentos between LBJ and Lady Bird. Bobby Kennedy is a pain the ass...

Delicate, somber and tender as "Moonlight"; somehow I fell the idea that afroamerican life is what Jenkins sublines here and somehow I prefer Spike Lee...

No hay subrayado del martirologio, no hay juicio sobre lo que hicieron, sino minuciosos seguimiento con algunos clichés tipo "Shawshank redemption" que terminan en Mujica presidente

Buenísima, provocadora hasta la sensualidad bi, ingenuamente compulsiva, noir y naif. La familia de Chino Darín (Mercedes Morán supera con creces a una miscast Cecilia Roth) es de la ptm.

Big theme, good cast, regular film. Hedges is excellent (wouldlike to see him as Jesse Eisenberg little bro, they're so look alike) an Kidman amuses herself as a conservative spouse. A pity it ends poorly, didactic, 'meaningful'...

They know what they're talking about. Heinemann has a communios with his chatracter and theme and Pike has studied enough to become part of it. This is not Bigelow in Irak, in an attempt to explain war correspondance, addictive or not.

I hat a better remembrance. It has aged a lot. The idea ends in itself, no great details through dance and music, Scola and his writers bit forced with a too french material and cast.

Quick complete story of extraordinary Colette, greater than this conventional approach. Kind of washed up, considering the transgressive perfomances...

Brute, and evil and a bit dog saint, the cnetral character is astonishing. Strange beack with microcosmos...