Esperando Bojangles

Título original: En attendant Bojangles

2021
2 h 4 min

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6,4/10

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In front of their little boy, Camille and Georges dance on their favorite song "Mr Bojangles". With them, there is only place for fun and fantasy. The one who shows the way is the mother, an unpredictable wisp. She leads them into a whirlwind of poetry so that the party continues again and again, no matter what happens. Mad love has never lived up to its name so well.

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Comedy Drama Romance

Na frente de seu filho, Camille e Georges dançam sua música favorita "Mr. Bojangles". Com eles, só há lugar para diversão e fantasia.Na frente de seu filho, Camille e Georges dançam sua música favorita "Mr. Bojangles". Com eles, só há lugar para diversão e fantasia.Na frente de seu filho, Camille e Georges dançam sua música favorita "Mr. Bojangles". Com eles, só há lugar para diversão e fantasia.

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Curiosidades
The opening scene takes place in hotel "les belles rives" in Juan les Pins, F. Scott Fitzgerald was a resident there with his wife in the 1920s. This resonates quite well with the grandiloquent and bohemian lifestyle of the two main characters

Erros de gravação
The characters move to Valencia (in Spain) and the women there dress with flamenco dresses. In Spain, the flamenco dress is typical from Andalusia, and mostly they only wear those dresses on the April Fair or the Pilgrimage of El Rocío, not on a daily basis.

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Come Undone
Written by Olivier Manchon and Clare Manchon
Performed by Colin Killalea

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2/10

A self-indulgent mess

I think the problem here was that a) the author of the book was involved with the screenplay and b) the director/c0-screenwriter was in awe of the material/author. If ever something needed more distance from the material, this was it. Someone suggested that, unlike the book, they didn't need a narrator. This was the fatal flaw. Without the audience understanding that this was the son's retelling of the family story, his parents just came across os self-involved narcissists. The film was so desperate to capture a charming effervescent mood that everything was leaden. When the story turned dark, it was hard to know how to react. The performances were OK, if rather forced. I wanted to escape the cinema after 20 minutes.