What a brazen youth

Makenna 2022-01-24 08:05:01

I watched the film twice. The

first time there was no subtitles, my mood was completely destroyed by a bunch of messy accents.
Especially I couldn't stand Robert's London accent in a group of Spanish accents.
At that time, I wanted to give it to Samsung. The

second time. At that time, I found the subtitles, and when the accent no longer bothered me, I finally fully invested in the movie. I like such a small cost production, exquisite without the boring plots that can be seen everywhere in Hollywood. It is said that all the plots are well-documented. It turns out that this is a movie with stamina.
Five-star recommendation. The

whole film is full of literary and artistic minor tunes, which is very pleasing. Although it is a gay film, it shows their wild youth and passion.

Frankly speaking, I It is because of Robert that I watched this movie, but the Robert in the movie is not the Robert we saw in TWILIGHT, so that I later forgot the original intention of watching this movie... Say, as Western movie fans say, he is a person with CLASS~

The actors of LORCA performed really well. Seeing Lorca's life as a cup, I couldn't help but go through the history of Spain. He died for his ideals at the age of 38. People...

Can't help but despise DALI, who worships gold, until he died, he was willing to admit his friendship with Lorca...A young and young person who is so close, until he is about to die, he still remembers. He still loves Lorca, I'm sorry, the movie is good, and it has created an impression. It is

recommended that friends who do not have subtitles find a subtitle and watch it again. The film is very beautiful and delicate.

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Extended Reading
  • Orion 2022-03-19 09:01:09

    Ambiguous relationship full of literary taste

  • Marcel 2022-03-19 09:01:09

    You need to know that this is dali = =

Little Ashes quotes

  • [last lines]

    Federico García Lorca: [whispering voiceover] Dry land, quiet land of immense night. Wind in the olive grove. Wind in the sierra.

    [overlapping dialogue]

  • Profesor de Arte: You have 20 minutes to deliver an oral critique of Raphael. You may begin... Mr. Dalí?

    Salvador Dalí: Gentlemen... I returned from Paris with a conclusion that the entire amount of real, artistic knowledge contained within this panel of professors is not equal to one half of this. This, my fingernail. Not one half, gentlemen. And I've been insulting myself by letting your shruddy practices, your pathetic, outdated theories and questionable characters shit on my genius. And I hope with all my heart that you'll realize I'm right and give up this foolishness and go back to the pigsties and the haystacks, where you might be of some real use.