Dolor y Gloria

Peter Debruge

It's a process that happens to nearly all punks eventually. Except for the spiky crest of hair, which still suggests the defiant look of a strutting dooryard rooster, there's little about Pedro Almodóvar's appearance today that reflects the bad-boy director's anti-establishment roots. In "Pain and Glory," it is frequent collaborator Antonio Banderas who rocks that coif, which instantly signals to audiences that the tormented filmmaker he plays was inspired, at least in part, by the man who launched his career with "Labyrinth of Passion" and "Law of Desire" more than three decades earlier. [...]

di Peter Debruge, articolo completo (15078 caratteri spazi inclusi) su Variety 17 maggio 2019