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Frida is a 2002 American biographical film directed by Julie Taymor, about the Mexican surrealist artist Frida Kahlo. Salma Hayek stars as Kahlo and Alfred Molina plays her husband Diego Rivera. The film was adapted by Clancy Sigal, Diane Lake, Gregory Nava, Anna Thomas, and unofficially by Edward Norton from a 1983 biography of Kahlo by Hayden Herrera.
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Fuente It is my pleasure to recommend this wonderful film from 2002, starring Salma Hayek, who gave life through her performance to one of the most emblematic artists of the 20th century, who shook the world with her radical ideas for the time in which she lived and her art with hints of impressionism and surrealism. >Es un placer para mi recomendarles esta maravillosa película del 2002, protagonizada por Salma Haye…More
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Salma Hayek was one of the very few Mexican telenovela stars to advance to international levels of stardom via Hollywood, but that obviously wasn’t her only career ambition. She has invested a lot of effort to persuade at least some of the great Hollywood studios to start a project she had obviously cared about - a biography of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo (1907-1954), a person who permanently marked the 20th Century…More
Greetings movie lovers, the CineTV contest invites us to share our favorite movie based on true events, this is a difficult task because these are usually my favorites, however, I am also a person who chooses the movies depending on my mood to write, so this week I have been thinking a lot about art in my life and how it has allowed me to meet great people whom I admire for their talent and at the same time these pe…More
# Frida Kahlo was a passionate artist, worthy of a tribute such as the one intended in this film, which deals with various aspects of her tragedy-torn life in a disjointed manner. Her loves and ideals are captured with great poetry and respect. It does not seem to have a linear continuity of time, jumping from one moment to another without the use of flashback, I imagine that this is how it was written in his diarie…More
Hello friends of Hive, today I will talk about the biographical film of Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo. Who was born in Coyoacán, Mexico, 1907. Mexican painter. Although she moved in the environment of the great Mexican muralists of her time and shared their ideals, Frida Kahlo created an absolutely personal painting, naive, innovative and deeply metaphorical at the same time, derived from her exalted sensitivity and…More
Biopics are usually a kind of a love/hate "ambivalent" experience for me. As much as I love and enjoy (most) art, when art tries to portray artists, it often gets curled up in irrelevant aspects or structures that are not really that "artistic" or worse, don't give the artist in question room to be understood - in lack of better words. The first problem any biopicturizer always have to face is .. should I focus on a…More