Azuloscurocasinegro
Director:
Daniel Sánchez ArévaloGuión:
Daniel Sánchez ArévaloCámara:
Juan Carlos GómezMúsica:
Pascal GaigneReparto:
Quim Gutiérrez, Marta Etura, Antonio de la Torre, Héctor Colomé, Raúl Arévalo, Eva Pallarés, Manuel Morón, Ana Wagener, Julián Villagrán, Roberto Enríquez (más)Sinopsis(1)
AzulOscuroCasiNegro es un estado de ánimo, un futuro incierto, un color. Un color que a veces no reconocemos, que dependiendo bajo qué luz, qué prisma y qué actitud se mire, cambia. Un color que nos recuerda que muchas veces nos equivocamos, y a veces las cosas no son del color que las vemos. Jorge ha heredado el trabajo de su padre después de que éste sufriera un infarto cerebral. Sin embargo, lucha contra un destino que parece inevitable. En los últimos años se ha esforzado por hacer su trabajo, cuidar de su padre y estudiar una carrera. Ahora su empeño es encontrar otro trabajo. A través de su hermano Antonio, conoce a Paula, con quien entablará una extraña relación que impulsará a Jorge a dejar de sentirse responsable de todo y enfrentarse a sus deseos, obviando lo que los demás esperan de él. Entonces todo podría ser diferente o no. (20th Century Fox España)
(más)Reseñas (2)
In this one, the Spaniards use a very nice form to tell the life stories of various people that reflect not only the current situation in Spain, problems with unemployment and so on. Well and the thing about all that was that each of the characters was really interesting. A properly made drama that includes funny, romantic but also sad moments. Simply like life itself.
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I don't dare to claim that director Arévalo described all aspects of love, nor did all sexual positions make it into the film, but what did fit into it, despite its craziness and improbable depiction of situations, is masterfully served and above all immensely likable. It is a puzzle of the destinies of several people who are searching for love and are exposed to difficult blows of fate. The main character is not only looking for a life partner but above all his place in life. In an American film, he would probably find happiness through the exertion of force and the combination of favorable circumstances, but here he gradually comes to terms with his fate, and the other characters are in a similar situation. It is a decent relationship drama that brought me joy after several mistakes in choosing films. Overall impression: 90%.
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