Los exiliados románticos

After watching The Romantic Exiles, you get a melancholy feeling similar to the one you get after vacation reunions with old friends. Here, we run against Vito and Francesco again, those dilettantes who moved through a winter and somber Madrid back in The Wishful Thinkers. Whether they play the same characters or not is irrelevant: we recognize their gestures in the natural setting for reunions –a trip in the summer. The rest is life filtering through each frame of the movie. And a disarming song by Tulsa is where the engine for this new adventure seems to be hiding behind. Because Jonás Trueba’s cinema lies on the generous filial connection it establishes with a song, a film, and the unique noise of a group of friends laughing at unison. And believe me: as it is built with those seemingly fragile materials, this cinema is as solid and steady as the monolith in 2001.

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Technical profile

Functions:

Friday 17 - 21:15 h
Village Recoleta Room: 8
Tickets sold out

Sunday 19 - 20:30 h
Village Caballito Room: 4
Tickets sold out

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