A Love Bewitched

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02/12/2012 Saura's third collaboration with Gades, the opening shot starts with a studio shutter closing, with the camera panning across the studio, into the setpiece: a desert town. He lets you know immediately that this is a dramatization on a stage, it is not meant as reality. The story itself is an intriguing multiple-relationship love story, with betrayal, killing, and even a ghost. A bit weaker than the previous 2 films, the third still stands on its own as something very unique in movies. Dance on. See more 12/01/2011 Easily the weakest of Saura's Flamenco trilogy, but it's still very good. It just happens to drag. The pace felt really off. Others might feel differently. It's definitely worth checking out. But I feel like you really need to love dance to like this. I'm not that into dance, and I felt like you could watch Blood Wedding and Carmen and not fully be into dance, because those were more about the rehearsal process. This is a finished production. See more 05/22/2011 Liked it but not as much as the first in the trilogy. See more 12/09/2010 Incredibly intense. Wonderful flamenco dancing and music. Powerful emotions portrayed. Love, passion, betrayal, ghost. This is a great work by Carlos Saura. See more 02/05/2010 Theatrical in style and haunting in terms of music, dance and performance. Beautiful work by Saura. See more 10/25/2008 Actually more likely "A Bewitched Love", a film that dances, literally in ways that words can only imitates. A visual thriller. Don't watch it just for the music. See more Read all reviews

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