Iberia (film)
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Iberia |
| Original title | Iberia |
| Country of production | Spain , France |
| original language | Spanish |
| Publishing year | 2005 |
| length | 120 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Carlos Saura |
| script | Carlos Saura |
| production | Alvaro Longoria |
| music | Roque Baños |
| camera | José Luis López-Linares |
| cut | Julia Juaniz |
| occupation | |
The dance film Iberia by Carlos Saura is a typical Flamenco film. The film, shot in 2005, is characterized by breathtaking passion and fieriness . In addition, different regions of Spain can be seen, which are supposed to show the power of dance and music. It is also noteworthy that Carlos Saura worked with great Spanish talents such as Manolo Sanlúcar .
criticism
- film-dienst 11/2006: A musical journey inspired by Isaac Albéniz's suite of the same name through different regions of Spain without claim to ethnic authenticity, which thrives on the alternation of visual and musical rhythms, connects seemingly non-connectable things and conveys a multi-layered portrait of Spanish identity. The stylization of the individual regions works through the excellent image design, the play with mirrors, colors, light and shadow, but above all through dance and music, whereby Carlos Saura brings the great masters of flamenco together.
Awards
In 2006, the film received an award for Best Camera at the Goya Awards, as well as nominations for Best Documentation and Best Editing .
Web links
- Iberia in the Internet Movie Database (English)