Like in many of his previous films every scene of “Julieta,” the new Almodovar that premiered in Cannes today, is visually perfect: flawless lighting, pristine combinations of color, evocative sculptures, colorful fabrics that stand in as metaphors for love, aging, masculinity, all of which are a part of the rich ecosystem of symbols that propel Almodovar’s films. The venerable, La Mancha-born ... more >
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Almodovar’s “Julieta” at the Cannes Festival | REVIEW
A compelling drama on human loss
Adriana Ugarte and Emma Suarez
Directed by Pedro Almodovar