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Pedro Almodóvar Caballero (born 25 September 1949) is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Spain}} Spanish]] director.
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Pedro Almodóvar Caballero (born 25 September 1949) is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Spain}} Spanish]] director.
director and screenwriter.
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- Matador (1986)
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Iconic for his mastery of blending {{melodrama}}, comedy, and intelligent social commentary. He got his start in TheSeventies, shortly after the death of Francisco Franco led to a massive opening and blossoming of modern Spanish culture, with film, music, and other arts being given an opportunity to experiment after four decades of repression. There were subcultures flying everywhere--while most had existed even in Franco's time, they were no longer forced to be underground. Almodovar--himself gay, a community that did not have a nice time under Franco's conservative regime--turns to this, and its relationship with what came before, for material.
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Iconic for his mastery of blending {{melodrama}}, comedy, and intelligent social commentary. He got his start in TheSeventies, shortly after the death of Francisco Franco UsefulNotes/FranciscoFranco led to a massive opening and blossoming of modern Spanish culture, with film, music, and other arts being given an opportunity to experiment after four decades of repression. There were subcultures flying everywhere--while most had existed even in Franco's time, they were no longer forced to be underground. Almodovar--himself gay, a community that did not have a nice time under Franco's conservative regime--turns to this, and its relationship with what came before, for material.
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Iconic for his mastery of blending {{melodrama}}, comedy, and intelligent social commentary. Getting his start in TheSeventies, shortly after the death of Francisco Franco led to a massive opening and blossoming of modern Spanish culture, with film, music, and other arts being given an opportunity to experiment after four decades of repression. There were subcultures flying everywhere--while most had existed even in Franco's time, they were no longer forced to be underground. Almodovar--himself gay, a community that did not have a nice time under Franco's conservative regime--turns to this, and its relationship with what came before, for material.
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Iconic for his mastery of blending {{melodrama}}, comedy, and intelligent social commentary. Getting He got his start in TheSeventies, shortly after the death of Francisco Franco led to a massive opening and blossoming of modern Spanish culture, with film, music, and other arts being given an opportunity to experiment after four decades of repression. There were subcultures flying everywhere--while most had existed even in Franco's time, they were no longer forced to be underground. Almodovar--himself gay, a community that did not have a nice time under Franco's conservative regime--turns to this, and its relationship with what came before, for material.
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Pedro Almodóvar Caballero (born 25 September 1949) is an iconic [[UsefulNotes/{{Spain}} Spanish]] director, known for his mastery of blending {{melodrama}}, comedy, and intelligent social commentary. Getting his start in TheSeventies, shortly after the death of Francisco Franco led to a massive opening and blossoming of modern Spanish culture, with film, music, and other arts being given an opportunity to experiment after four decades of repression. There were subcultures flying everywhere--while most had existed even in Franco's time, they were no longer forced to be underground. Almodovar--himself gay, a community that did not have a nice time under Franco's conservative regime--turns to this, and its relationship with what came before, for material.
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Pedro Almodóvar Caballero (born 25 September 1949) is an iconic a [[UsefulNotes/{{Spain}} Spanish]] director, known director.
Iconic for his mastery of blending {{melodrama}}, comedy, and intelligent social commentary. Getting his start in TheSeventies, shortly after the death of Francisco Franco led to a massive opening and blossoming of modern Spanish culture, with film, music, and other arts being given an opportunity to experiment after four decades of repression. There were subcultures flying everywhere--while most had existed even in Franco's time, they were no longer forced to be underground. Almodovar--himself gay, a community that did not have a nice time under Franco's conservative regime--turns to this, and its relationship with what came before, for material.
Iconic for his mastery of blending {{melodrama}}, comedy, and intelligent social commentary. Getting his start in TheSeventies, shortly after the death of Francisco Franco led to a massive opening and blossoming of modern Spanish culture, with film, music, and other arts being given an opportunity to experiment after four decades of repression. There were subcultures flying everywhere--while most had existed even in Franco's time, they were no longer forced to be underground. Almodovar--himself gay, a community that did not have a nice time under Franco's conservative regime--turns to this, and its relationship with what came before, for material.
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* ''Parallel Mothers'' (2021)
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->''"I don't want to imitate life in movies; I want to represent it. And in that representation, you use the colors you feel, and sometimes they are fake colors. But always it's to show one emotion."''
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Iconic [[UsefulNotes/{{Spain}} Spanish]] director, known for his mastery of blending {{melodrama}}, comedy, and intelligent social commentary. Getting his start in TheSeventies, shortly after the death of Francisco Franco led to a massive opening and blossoming of modern Spanish culture, with film, music, and other arts being given an opportunity to experiment after four decades of repression. There were subcultures flying everywhere--while most had existed even in Franco's time, they were no longer forced to be underground. Almodovar--himself gay, a community that did not have a nice time under Franco's conservative regime--turns to this, and its relationship with what came before, for material.
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His style has gotten him attention abroad--one of the first postwar Spanish directors to do so. ''Film/WomenOnTheVergeOfANervousBreakdown'', ''TieMeUp!TieMeDown!'' (Spanish: ¡Átame!) - the film that had Hollywood racing to sign up Creator/{{Antonio Banderas}}, ''Film/AllAboutMyMother'', and ''Film/{{Volver}}'' all have great reputations outside of Spain--possibly [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more than inside it]].
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His style has gotten him attention abroad--one of the first postwar Spanish directors to do so. ''Film/WomenOnTheVergeOfANervousBreakdown'', ''TieMeUp!TieMeDown!'' ''Women on the Verge of A Nervous Breakdown'', ''Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!'' (Spanish: ¡Átame!) - the film that had Hollywood racing to sign up Creator/{{Antonio Banderas}}, ''Film/AllAboutMyMother'', ''All About My Mother'', and ''Film/{{Volver}}'' all have great reputations outside of Spain--possibly [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more than inside it]].
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His style has gotten him attention abroad--one of the first postwar Spanish directors to do so. ''WomenOnTheVergeOfANervousBreakdown'', ''TieMeUp!TieMeDown!'' (Spanish: ¡Átame!) - the film that had Hollywood racing to sign up Creator/{{Antonio Banderas}}, ''AllAboutMyMother'', and ''Film/{{Volver}}'' all have great reputations outside of Spain--possibly [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more than inside it]].
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His style has gotten him attention abroad--one of the first postwar Spanish directors to do so. ''WomenOnTheVergeOfANervousBreakdown'', ''Film/WomenOnTheVergeOfANervousBreakdown'', ''TieMeUp!TieMeDown!'' (Spanish: ¡Átame!) - the film that had Hollywood racing to sign up Creator/{{Antonio Banderas}}, ''AllAboutMyMother'', ''Film/AllAboutMyMother'', and ''Film/{{Volver}}'' all have great reputations outside of Spain--possibly [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more than inside it]].
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! Filmography:
* ''Matador'' (1986)
* ''Law of Desire'' (1987)
* ''Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown'' (1988)
* ''Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!'' (1989)
* ''High Heels'' (1991)
* ''Kika'' (1993)
* ''La Flor de Mi Secreto'' (1995)
* ''Carne trémula'' (1997)
* ''All About My Mother'' (1999)
* ''Film/TalkToHer'' (2002)
* ''Film/BadEducation'' (2004)
* ''Film/Volver'' (2006)
* ''Broken Embraces'' (2009)
* ''Film/LaPielQueHabito'' (2011)
* ''I'm So Excited!'' (2013)
* ''Julieta'' (2016)
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Iconic [[UsefulNotes/{{Spain}} Spanish]] director, known for his mastery of blending {{melodrama}}, comedy, and intelligent social commentary. Getting his start in TheSeventies, shortly after the death of Francisco Franco led to a massive opening and blossoming of modern Spanish culture, with film, music, and other arts being given an opportunity to experiment after four decades of repression. There were subcultures flying everywhere--while most had existed even in Franco's time, they were no longer forced to be underground. Almodovar--himself gay, a community that did not have a nice time under Franco's conservative regime--turns to this, and its relationship with what came before, for material.
His style has gotten him attention abroad--one of the first postwar Spanish directors to do so. ''WomenOnTheVergeOfANervousBreakdown'', ''TieMeUp!TieMeDown!'' (Spanish: ¡Átame!) - the film that had Hollywood racing to sign up {{Antonio Banderas}}, ''AllAboutMyMother'', and ''{{Volver}}'' all have great reputations outside of Spain--possibly [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more than inside it]].
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His style has gotten him attention abroad--one of the first postwar Spanish directors to do so. ''WomenOnTheVergeOfANervousBreakdown'', ''TieMeUp!TieMeDown!'' (Spanish: ¡Átame!) - the film that had Hollywood racing to sign up {{Antonio Banderas}}, ''AllAboutMyMother'', and ''{{Volver}}'' all have great reputations outside of Spain--possibly [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff more than inside it]].
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