Javier Bardem and Victoria Luengo ('The Loved One'), Against Criticism of Spanish Cinema: 'Spider-Man' and 'La Odyssey' Are Political"
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The Oscarized Interpreter and the protagonist of Antiriot embody a father and daughter distanced in Sorogoyen's drama of film within the cinema.
Both star in the new film by Rodrigo Sorogoyen ('As bestas', 'Anti-riots'), a drama about the abandonment of a father to his daughter that also addresses the situation in the Sahara.
After half a dozen feature films and so many other series, Rodrigo Sorogoyen has placed himself in that place of privilege in our cinematography in which the praises and the pedrisco fall with the same intensity. Apart from these contingencies and climatic changes, a brief glance at Sorogoyen's films, from the first one, 'Stockholm', to the penultimate and previous one, 'As Bestas', the irrefutable thing is that he is not a 'weed director' or 'p…
Sorogoyen proves again that he is a master of long tempos, where actors have the space to deploy their enormous talent
“What do you know about Western Sahara?” asks the protagonist of The Loved One in the first sequence, and the question back accuses recent cinematographic quotes. If the question was asked to Christopher Nolan could only justify by cynicism having shot part of The Odyssey in territories occupied by Morocco, ignoring the Saharawi outrage and contradicting, by the way, all the defense over the hospitality and coexistence with which his script read…
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