Carmen

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Antonio Gades and Laura del Sol in Carmen (1983)

Un groupe de danseurs de flamenco répète une version très espagnole de l'oeuvre dramatique de Prosper Mérimée.Un groupe de danseurs de flamenco répète une version très espagnole de l'oeuvre dramatique de Prosper Mérimée.Un groupe de danseurs de flamenco répète une version très espagnole de l'oeuvre dramatique de Prosper Mérimée.

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Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 9 victoires et 10 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
The film is the second part of Carlos Saura's "Flamenco Trilogy". The first was Noces de sang (1981) whilst the third was L'amour sorcier (1986).

Connexions
Featured in At the Movies: Heart Like a Wheel/The Buddy System/La Balance/Carmen/Lonely Hearts (1984)

Bandes originales
Carmen
Music by Georges Bizet
Conducted by Thomas Schippers
Performed by Regina Resnik (Carmen), Mario Del Monaco (Don José), Tom Krause (Escamillo)
Courtesy by Decca London St 259 - 8

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7/10

Passion and Jealousy

While rehearing Carmen of Bizet, the middle-aged choreographer Antonio (Antonio Gades) brings the sexy Carmen (Laura del Sol) to perform the lead role. Antonio falls in love for Carmen, who is an independent and seductive woman incapable to accept a possessive love. When Carmen has an affair with another dancer, Antonio is consumed by his jealousy like D. José in the original opera, entwining fiction with reality.

"Carmen" is another great movie of Carlos Saura's trilogy dedicated to the Flamenco dance. The dramatic love story is developed with the lives of the artists entwined with the characters they are rehearsing, and many times is not absolutely clear whether what is happening is reality (with the dancers) or fiction (of the play). Paco de Lucia is another attraction of this original version of the famous Bizet's opera, which is based on the novel of Prosper Mérimée. My vote is seven.

Title (Brazil): "Carmen"