Mapplethorpe

2018
Unrated
1h 42min

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6.2/10

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A look at the life of photographer Robert Mapplethorpe and his rise to fame in the 1970s.

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Una mirada a la vida del fotógrafo Robert Mapplethorpe, desde su llegada a la fama en los 70 hasta su muerte en 1989.Una mirada a la vida del fotógrafo Robert Mapplethorpe, desde su llegada a la fama en los 70 hasta su muerte en 1989.Una mirada a la vida del fotógrafo Robert Mapplethorpe, desde su llegada a la fama en los 70 hasta su muerte en 1989.

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.2/10

2 k

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Premios
- 8 premios ganados y 4 nominaciones en total

Trivia
The film was shot in only nineteen days.

Errores
After dinner with his parents, during the scene when Robert photographs the knife and the flower the knife is held in place by a "Mathellini" clamp. The original Cardellini wasn't invented until the 1990s, after Robert's death.

Versiones alternativas
A longer 114 minute director's cut version was released in 2020. It features additional footage (with more scenes focusing on Mapplethorpe's childhood) and an alternate soundtrack.

Conexiones
References Cowboy de medianoche (1969)

Bandas sonoras
Shake Shake Shake
Performed by William Bollinger
Written by William Bollinger
Courtesy of Simply Grand Music

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7/10

Wow - Learned a lot, but first had to shake Matt Smith out of my head

I cannot say I am a Matt Smith fan because every time I see a project with him in it, it take a while for me to get Matt Smith off the screen and the character he is playing on it. It took an extra long time in this one to get rid of Matt Smith "playing" Robert Mapplethorpe and accept him as Robert Mapplethorpe. Too long to give the film a better rating than a 7. Had Matt disappeared MUCH sooner, it would have been an 8.

The film did show the progression of how Mapplethorpe morphed into a photographer instead of being another type of artist.

No, there wasn't a lot of Patti Smith, but it wasn't a film about her. I liked her time at the end with him.

This renewed my interest in Mapplethorpe and the pure language of art. It was interesting when he told his brother that he had no idea how he did what he did and that made a lot of sense.

This film is a must-see for anyone who appreciates art. Any kind of art.