Goya en Burdeos

1999
7
1h 40min

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El pintor Francisco de Goya le presenta a su hija una reconstrucción de los momentos clave de su vida, entre caos político, amores vertiginosos y fama.El pintor Francisco de Goya le presenta a su hija una reconstrucción de los momentos clave de su vida, entre caos político, amores vertiginosos y fama.El pintor Francisco de Goya le presenta a su hija una reconstrucción de los momentos clave de su vida, entre caos político, amores vertiginosos y fama.

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6,6/10

2,3 mil

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Premios
- 12 premios y 11 nominaciones en total

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5/10

Confused and confusing.

I do not know the price tag for this film, but my guess is that they could have used more dough. The Napoleonic Wars are hard to do on a budget. Tableau representations of Goya's works were charming. They went on too long and the acting added in was pure ham. The whole thing seemed a disjointed mess to me. I was reminded of Ken Russell's "The Music Lovers" in which Richard Chamberlain has a poetic delirium from typhus. Goya was obviously an accomplished political artist, yet the film portrays him as a narcissistic bumbler. As an American, I was impressed with all the overtly sentimental sexism and ageism at the heart of the movie. Old men obviously all dote and drool. Young granddaughters obviously grin and bear it. Wink. Wink. It was all too wholesome to be surreal and too surreal to be taken seriously as history. I had great hopes for it, but I was disappointed.

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Curiosidades
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.

Pifias
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.