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Goya in Bordeaux ()

Goya en Burdeos (original title)
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Francisco Goya (1746-1828), deaf and ill, lives the last years of his life in voluntary exile in Bordeaux, a Liberal protesting the oppressive rule of Ferdinand VII. He's living with his much younger wife Leocadia and their daughter... See more »

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Goya
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Goya Joven
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Rosario (as Dafne Fernádez)
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Leocadia (as Eulalia Ramón)
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Duquesa de Alba
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Moratín
Cristina Espinosa ...
Pepita Tudó
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Godoy (as Jose María Pou)
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Cura y San Antonio
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Mujer en Andalucía
Franco di Francescantonio ...
Doctor en Andalucía
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Juan Valdés
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Salcedo
Pedro Azorín ...
Braulio Poe
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José de la Cruz
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Novales (as Joan Valles)
Paco Catalá ...
Asensio
Mario De Candia ...
Bayeu
Jaime Losada ...
Gaulon
Ainhoa Suárez ...
Rosarito 6 años
José Reche ...
Cadáver Asesinado
José Sáinz ...
Enterrador Culpable
Demetrio Julián ...
Padre de San Antonio
Stephane Salom ...
Hombre Joven Francés
Roberto Arcilla ...
Hombre Rollizo Francés
Lorena Pellarini ...
Mujer Francesa
Azucena de la Fuente ...
Josefina Bayeu
Bartolomé Moreno ...
Alguien 1
Francisco Jesús Santillana ...
Alguien 2
José Luis Chavarría ...
Alguien 3
Luis Llamas ...
Alguien 4
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Profesora de Piano
Olivier D'Belloch ...
Ayudante de Gaulon
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Amigo de Goya
José Antonio ...
Bailarín Duques de Osuna
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Eva Trancón
Rafael Téllez
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David García Palencia ...
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Javier Losán ...
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Pablito (uncredited)

Directed by

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Carlos Saura

Written by

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Carlos Saura ... (writer)
 
Luigi Scattini ... (dialogue: Italian version)

Produced by

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Andrés Vicente Gómez ... producer
Fulvio Lucisano ... co-producer

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Roque Baños

Cinematography by

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Vittorio Storaro

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Julia Juaniz

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Luis Castañón ... second assistant editor
Laurent Dufreche ... assistant editor
Carlo La Bella ... color supervisor (as Carlo Labella)

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Pierre-Louis Thévenet ... (as Pierre Louis Thevenet)

Set Decoration by

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Luis Ramírez ... (as Luis Ramirez)

Costume Design by

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Pedro Moreno

Makeup Department

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María Amaro ... second assistant makeup artist
Mercedes Guillot ... hair stylist (as Merche Guillot)
Milagros Martínez ... additional makeup and hair artist
Paquita Núñez ... additional makeup and hair artist
Aida Paradela ... assistant makeup artist
Mar Paradela ... additional makeup and hair artist
Merche Paradela ... additional makeup and hair artist
José Quetglás ... makeup supervisor (as José Quetglas)
Blanca Sánchez ... hair stylist (as Blanca Sanchez)
Susana Sánchez ... makeup and hair designer (as Susana Sanchez)

Production Management

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Maruca Carmona ... first assistant production manager
Carmen Martínez Rebé ... production manager

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Mercè Coll ... third assistant director (as Mercedes Coll)
Susana González ... second assistant director (as Susana Gonzalez)
Carlos Saura Medrano ... first assistant director
Manuel Saura Pérez ... director trainee (as Manuel Saura)
Alberto Terrón ... director trainee
Vicente Vieitez ... third assistant director

Art Department

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Federico del Cerro ... props
Carlos Ferrer ... set builder
Papick Lozano ... property master
Catalina Madurga ... trainee decorator
Rudy Mercado ... scenic artist
Marcial Moya ... props
Leandro Muslera ... props
Iñigo Navarro ... assistant decorator
José María Ortega ... painter
Martín Sánchez Fernández ... painter
Juan Antonio Torrijos ... props
Máximo Zamorano ... props

Sound Department

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Jaime Barros ... boom operator
Óscar Barros ... assistant sound editor
Luis Castro ... sound effects editor
Carlos Faruolo ... sound
Jaime Fernández ... sound mixer
Alfonso Pino ... sound mixer
Alfonso Raposo ... sound mixer
Susan Fairbairn ... assistant sound editor (uncredited)
Jaume Puig ... stereo sound consultant: Dolby (uncredited)

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Ángel Alonso ... special effects technician (as Angel Alonso)
Arturo Balseiro ... special effects makeup (uncredited)
José M. Meneses ... special effects makeup (uncredited)

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Sergio Ochoa ... visual effects
Fabrizio Storaro ... digital effects
Stefano Ballirano ... senior digital artist (uncredited)
Gianluca Risita ... digital artist (uncredited)
Corrado Rizzo ... digital artist (uncredited)
Gian Luca Rizzo ... digital artist (uncredited) / digital compositor (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Fabrizio Amendola ... chief electrician
Alberto Arnal ... grip
Alfredo Betrò ... assistant camera (as Alfredo Betro) / third camera operator
Fabio Cafolla ... dimmer operator
Filippo Cafolla ... gaffer
Luis Miguel Daza ... grip
Antonio de Benito ... electrician
Gustavo de la Fuente ... video assist
Mauro Diamanti ... key grip
Eva Díaz ... second assistant camera
Julio Fernández Santa ... grip (as Julio Fernández)
José Fernández Sánchez ... electrician (as José Fernández)
José Luis González ... dolly grip
Julio Madurga ... second camera operator
Emiliano Merino ... chief electrician
Javier Merino ... electrician
Félix Pascual ... electrician
Ramiro Sabell hijo ... second assistant camera (as Ramiro Sabell Jr.)
Ramiro Sabell ... first assistant camera
Arcadio Sequeira ... chief electrician
Fabio Zamarion ... second camera operator
Manuel Zambrana ... still photographer

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Asun Arretxe ... costumer
Eva Arretxe ... assistant costume designer
Valdemir Becerra ... costumer
Soledad Madurga ... costumer
Salvador Mateu ... jewelry
Alfonso Salcedo ... costumer
Macarena Soto ... costume assistant
Pilar Tavera ... set costumer

Music Department

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Roque Baños ... musical advisor / musical director
José Vinader ... score recording & mixing (as Jose Vinader)

Script and Continuity Department

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Margarita Fernández ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Javier Montero ... driver

Additional Crew

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Francisco Amaro ... administrator
Francisco Ardura ... animals (as Paco Ardura)
Javier Aymerich ... trainee production assistant
María José Barba ... secretary
Juan Campos ... production coordinator
Matilde Coral ... choreographer: "Pradera de San Isidro"
José Fernández ... production accountant (as Jose Fernandez)
Elena Figaredo ... production secretary
Vicente Moraleda ... double: Goya
Manuela Ocón ... production assistant
Juanlo Prada Garrudo ... trainee production assistant (as Juan Lorenzo Prada)
Chus San Pascual ... production assistant
Ander Sistiaga ... production assistant
Eva Sklar ... media

Thanks

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Roberto Gomez ... special thanks
Antonio Saura ... dedicatee

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Plot Summary

Francisco Goya (1746-1828), deaf and ill, lives the last years of his life in voluntary exile in Bordeaux, a Liberal protesting the oppressive rule of Ferdinand VII. He's living with his much younger wife Leocadia and their daughter Rosario. He continues to paint at night, and in flashbacks stirred by conversations with his daughter, by awful headaches, and by the befuddlement of age, he relives key times in his life, particularly his relationship with the Duchess of Alba, his discovery of how he wanted to paint (insight provided by Velázquez's work), and his lifelong celebration of the imagination. Throughout, his reveries become tableaux of his paintings. Written by

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Also Known As
  • Goya (Italy)
  • Goya in Bordeaux (United States)
  • Goya in Bordeaux (United Kingdom)
  • Goya (France)
  • Goya (Germany)
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Trivia Strange coincidence: the actor Francisco Rabal not only plays the old Goya but in real life also died in Bordeaux, in 2001, two years after premiering the film. See more »
Goofs In some copies on the film, when Goya's daughter Rosario is showing him her drawing, sitting on an easel in the background we see "La lechera de Burdeos/The Milkmaid of Bordeaux", one of the artist's last paintings. The image we see is reversed - the milkmaid is facing to the right and in the original she faces to the left. This is so due to the fact that the negative of some DVDs and some release prints is inverted in a brief middle section of the film that includes this scene. Another scene is that in which he is commissioned to paint the frescoes of San Antonio de la Florida Chapel. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Frida (2002). See more »
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