streamofthought

Amarga Navidad

There’s some message in this movie that doesn’t come across easily. The creative act, its relationship with real life. How the creation of fiction uses real life events, then distorts the through a lens.

But what is the message behind the ending that then gets extended?

What is the message on that confrontation that unlocks the creative burst at the end?

Elsa gets unlocked by the island, by taking some distance. Raul gets unlocked by his insight on the person, and a sudden realization of the inner soul of Aitana.

Is this it? Plots need air, but true connection needs character and spirit, and Pedro gets that through the souls of those he connects emotionally with.

I loved the sound and image of the typ by sequences.