Blancanieves
Réalisation:
Pablo BergerScénario:
Pablo BergerPhotographie:
Kiko de la RicaMusique:
Alfonso de VilallongaActeurs·trices:
Maribel Verdú, Daniel Giménez Cacho, Ángela Molina, Macarena García, Pere Ponce, Pere Vall, Inma Cuesta, Ramón Barea, Carlos Lasarte, Jinson Añazco (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Sud de l'Espagne, dans les années 20. Carmen est une belle jeune fille dont l'enfance a été hantée par une belle-mère acariâtre. Fuyant un passé dont elle n'a plus mémoire, Carmen va faire une rencontre insolite : une troupe ambulante de nains Toreros qui va l'adopter et lui donner le surnom de «Blancanieves ». C'est le début d'une aventure qui va conduire Carmen/Blancanieves vers elle-même, vers son passé, et surtout vers un destin à nul autre semblable... (Rezo Films)
(plus)Critiques (2)
The third bloody movie about Snow White from 2012. This one takes place at the beginning of the 20th century in Sevilla, Spain, among bullfights, and the name of the heroine is Carmen. The movie is also black and white and silent, and it’s certainly a coincidence that it came out about a year after the Oscar winner, and also silent, The Artist. I don’t know who had the great idea of making this, but it has attracted quite a lot of people who spent a pleasant moment with this Southern European retro Snow White (18 nominations for the Goya Awards). My congratulations, but to celebrate Spanish filmography, I will have to wait for one of those nice atmospheric thrillers or horror movies.
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A slightly different take on Snow White and her story, this time focusing on the form and shifting it to Spain a hundred years ago. Silent films don't get that much attention, but they still look good. Just as interesting is the colorful execution. However, the story itself doesn't offer anything additional, so credit goes to the form and to the midgets, who express a lot through silence.
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