El libro de las soluciones

Título original: Le Livre des solutions

2023
1h 42min

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Sigue a un hombre, un director, que intenta vencer a sus demonios, que oprimen su creatividad.Sigue a un hombre, un director, que intenta vencer a sus demonios, que oprimen su creatividad.Sigue a un hombre, un director, que intenta vencer a sus demonios, que oprimen su creatividad.

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Inspired by Michel Gondry's personal experience during the post-production of Amor Índigo (2013). Amongst the similarities:
Gondry did conduct an orchestra with his body for Amor Índigo (2013) (although the music was already composed);
the subplot with Sting refers to the participation of Paul McCartney who plays bass on several tracks in Amor Índigo (2013);
Gondry experimented with a non-chronological editing technique for Amor Índigo (2013) to avoid watching the first scenes too much: he started in the middle with scene 30, then scene 29, then scene 31, and so on until he reached both ends.
Gondry apparently entertained with Amor Índigo (2013) the idea of a four-hour movie with an animated intermission in the middle;
during the shoot of Amor Índigo (2013), Gondry was taking pills to regulate his mood and his obsessive behavior, then stopped after editing began, and he blew up like in the movie. Soon after, he was diagnosed bipolar by a psychiatrist.

On top of this, the movie within the movie in El libro de las soluciones (2023) is 50s-style movie with a mouse, like Amor Índigo (2013).

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References Amor Índigo (2013)

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Annoyingly Funny (MAMI MFF 2023 #18)

There's humour in every other frame of The Book of Solutions and that's one major reason why you should check it out. Other reasons include an almost accurate portrayal of the creative process of filmmakers, good writing, and perfect pace. I say this because it's only at the final frame that I understood why the lead guy, a filmmaker, refuses to watch his own film roll for the sake of editing. And exasperated, as you will be too at the beginning because he's eccentric, are his editor, producer, aunt, and field guy. This is the type of film you need to watch twice to understand all the hidden jokes which I'm assuming there are because this is a clever film enacted near perfectly.

(Watched at the 2023 MAMI Mumbai Film Festival.)