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The Spirit of the Beehive is a 1973 Spanish drama film directed and co-written by Víctor Erice. The film was Erice's feature directorial debut and is considered a masterpiece of Spanish cinema. The film, set in a small town in post-Civil War Spain, focuses on a young girl named Ana. It traces family and school dynamics, her fascination with the 1931 American horror film Frankenstein, and her exploration of a haunted…
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One of the best Spanish films in history De las mejores películas españolas de la historia One of the things I like about living in a metropolis like Santiago is its multiculturalism. There are people, places, spaces from all over the world and a cultural offering that can include Japanese art exhibitions, African music cycles, talks about people without a country, Caribbean gastronomic encounters and plays about na…More
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Spanish cinema always manages to evoke certain emotions in the viewer, creating a picture that is long remembered. In 1973, director Víctor Erice creates a work that is remembered for a long time. A film that is interesting, arouses many emotions and gives food for thought. The screenplay, with the participation of Francisco J. Querejeta, is, one might say, a milestone among Spanish films. source . THE FILM THE SPIR…More
As I arrived in Spain, two days ago, and I will be staying here for a bit, I thought of recommending some Spanish movies for a change. I believe I've only done so once, since I started steeming last June. Today I will talk about the same title that I wrote about 5 months ago, as I'm sure few of you have read that write up and even fewer have actually seen this movie. As I don't want cheetah (bot) showing its feline…More
Spirit of the Beehive (trailer) It's up to you whether you want to watch the above video before or after reading my post A couple of days ago, as a reaction to my somewhat negative post on the current movie output, @eeks reminded me of a very important thing. The fact that it is easy to complain about things, but even better to just write about stuff that you like. I totally agree. Never wanted to be a negative nell…More