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by Marcy Dermansky
Two men develop an unlikely friendship in plivate clinic for coma patients in Pedro Almodovar's strangely moving melodrama "Talk To Her." Benigno (Javier Cámara) is the nurse of Alicia, a beautiful young
dancer who has been comotose for the last four years. Marco Zuloaga (Darío
Grandinetti), a travel writer prone to sudden outbreaks of tears, is the
devastated lover of the injured bull fighter Lydia (Rosario Flores). Through
a complicated narrative of flashbacks and a stunning seven-minute long
black and white silent film, the Spanish enfant terrible ("All About
My Mother," "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown")
explores the nature of loneliness. Moving, stylized, and full of insightful
surprises.
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