Goya in Bordeaux

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Mar 3, 2012 fantastic cinematography and art See more Mar 28, 2011 Still very much a Saura style of film, of a play within a movie in which changes of set, lighting, etc, show perspective on the Goya's life. For some reason I was expecting something else from the film, then again it would be a much longer movie if Saura went into the exile, history between countries, etc, in greater detail. Definitely a movie to watch for the sake of Art, and to understand Goya's late life in exlie and his dark period a bit more. See more Jul 14, 2010 I think if you've watched Tarkovsky's Andrei Rubylev, you will know why this pales in comparison. Not bad though See more Jun 21, 2010 The set design is notable amongst many other fantastic things. See more Jun 12, 2010 The use of incorporating actual paintings of Goya into the film help tell a rich story of a artist who lead a very interesting life of love and also displaying his biggest virtue which lead him into a lot of trouble in his work and life, the truth. See more Mar 12, 2010 This is a beautiful movie. Many of the scenes are based on Goya paintings, lithographs or etchings. Francisco Rabal fills the screen as the 82-year-old Goya, his scarred, bulbous face endlessly expressive of a life filled with pain, delight and imagination. See more Read all reviews

Goya in Bordeaux

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