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Bigas Luna: La mirada entomòloga (2008)An exploration of the world and the work of the most international Catalan filmmaker through the director's entomological vision and his portrayal of the characters and themes he loves and hates. Director:Sergi RubióWriter:Sergi Rubió |
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| Bigas Luna | ... |
Himself
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| Javier Bardem | ... |
El chorizo
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| Penélope Cruz | ... |
La hija de puta
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| Jordi Mollà | ... |
El niñato
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| Zelda Rubinstein | ... |
Alice Pressman, the Mother (old movie)
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| Assumpta Serna | ... |
Silvia
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| Michael Lerner | ... |
John Pressman (old movie)
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| Patrick Bauchau | ... |
Robert
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| Ángela Molina | ... |
Lola
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| Anna Galiena | ... |
La puta madre
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| Stefania Sandrelli | ... |
La madre puta
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Beatriz Alaban | ... |
New cinema spectator
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May Alger | ... |
New cinema spectator
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José Luis Amposta | ... |
Policeman (new movie)
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Marc Auba | ... |
Jack (new movie)
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An exploration of the world and the work of the most international Catalan filmmaker through the director's entomological vision and his portrayal of the characters and themes he loves and hates.
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SpainRelease Date:
28 May 2008 (Spain) See more »Filming Locations:
Torredembarra, Tarragona, Cataluña, SpainCompany Credits
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1.78 : 1 / (anamorphic)
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COR3 International Film Festival 2012: Official Selection West End, Roatán Island, Honduras See more »Quotes
Bigas Luna: When I make a film, I don't want the symbolic interpretation of what I am doing, to be too obvious. I do think we have to be generous to the people going to the cinema, but I don't want to produce only pure entertainment either. But I don't want to be cryptic either. I think that to achieve a perfect highly symbolical story, the symbolical load has to be underneath. As something that is present, but that someone that has seen the film can say he has not noticed. That would be wonderful.See more »