La Langue des papillons

Titre original : La lengua de las mariposas

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7,6/10

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Manuel Lozano in La Langue des papillons (1999)

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Drama War

Espagne, 1936. Moncho commence sa première année d'école au moment où la République espagnole est attaquée par les rebelles fascistes et son professeur considéré comme un ennemi du régime.Espagne, 1936. Moncho commence sa première année d'école au moment où la République espagnole est attaquée par les rebelles fascistes et son professeur considéré comme un ennemi du régime.Espagne, 1936. Moncho commence sa première année d'école au moment où la République espagnole est attaquée par les rebelles fascistes et son professeur considéré comme un ennemi du régime.

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10 k

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Récompenses
- 6 victoires et 19 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The original Spanish title of the movie is "La lengua de las mariposas" which is translated into English as "The Tongue of the Butterflies" though it could also be translated as "The Language of Butterflies" too. The right way is the first meaning, because at a point of the movie Don Gregorio talks his classroom about butterflies, explaining how they have a coiled proboscis used for sucking the flowers nectar.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Perfect Storm/Getting to Know You/Trixie/The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle/Butterfly (2000)

Bandes originales
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Written by Juan Quintero (as Juan Quintero Muñoz) and Jesús Fernández Lorenzo

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My heart ached when I leave the theater

This one was one of the excellent movies I have seen for the last couple of years. It takes you back to 1936, Spanish War in Galicia. Telling the truth I did not know well what happened there exactly . But this movie showed how the war influenced those people who lived in a small town to live their small lives. By the time they showed the ending scene my heart ached. I truly wished that someone could have been here with me to enjoy the afterglow this time. It has not happened to me lately. Plus their way to take this film was exquisite. Every single scene was beautiful and sentimental as if you turn around the post cards stand at the souvenir shop.