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Pain and Glory (2019)

Salvador Mallo, a filmmaker in the twilight of his career, remembers his life: his mother, his lovers, the actors he worked with. The sixties in a small village in Valencia, the eighties in Madrid, the present, when he feels an immeasurable emptiness, facing his mortality, the incapability of continuing filming, the impossibility of separating creation from his own life. The need of narrating his past can be his salvation.

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Josep Lambies 27 May 2019

Almodóvar fills this poignant tapestry of recollections with bold colours and infuses them with emotional detail. It’s a deeply intimate experience and it’ll pierce your heart.

JordanLayton 28 Apr 2020

This is a Spanish autobiographical film about the director's life. Unfortunately, I was not impressed or compelled with the director's life story. I've been told it becomes more meaningful if you're familiar with his other work, but I think a film should stand on its own feet and this one does not. A LOT could have been cut out as well which really made this an un-enjoyable slog to get through. Antonio Banderas's performance is the only aspect of this film keeping it out of the gutter for me. He is simultaneously and subtly brave as well as cowardly depending on the perspective you take. Its a bit meta at times in a tasteful way, but there's just not enough here to chew on in terms of character or even film making overall.

NickTheCritick 14 Nov 2021

Here you have Almodovar greatest masterpiece. The plot is quite simple : Director Salvador Mallo finds himself in both a physical and creative crisis. The days of his poor childhood in a small town in the Valencia area come back to his memory, a film from which he had ended up dissociating himself once finished and many other fundamental moments in his life. In this film Almodovar talks about himself, making a real semi-autobiographical film. The opening scene has such a great visual power that it cannot be described because it must then be contextualized with the film's ending. Everything comes back wonderfully, each shot is never an end in itself but always functional to the next. The acting is phenomenal too, Banderas provides a terrific subtle performance that deserves to be regarded as the best of his career. This film is the masterpiece of the great Spanish director.

Mark Kermode 25 Aug 2019

As the title suggests, the result is a tragicomic swirl of heartbreak and joy, slipping dexterously between riotous laughter and piercing sadness. At its heart is Banderas giving the performance of a lifetime in a role that, following his Cannes triumph, surely demands Oscar recognition.

Mike D'Angelo 03 Oct 2019

Banderas’ performance is so rich, in fact (he won Best Actor at Cannes), that it creates the illusion of a narrative with real depth and texture—he keeps us invested in Salvador even as the film repeatedly declines to complicate the man’s life any further.