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TrailerA chance encounter causes a woman (Emma Suárez) to reflect on the tragic circumstances surrounding the disappearance of her daughter. It spurs her to resettle in her old home, not only picking up the recent breadcrumbs but reexamining her traumatic past.Actors: Emma Suárez, Adriana Ugarte, Daniel Grao, Inma Cuesta, Darío Grandinetti, Michelle Jenner, Pilar Castro, Nathalie Poza, Susi Sánchez, Joaquín Notario, Priscilla Delgado, ...»Director: Pedro AlmodóvarCountry: Spain, France, United StatesDuration: 99 minQuality: HDRelease: 2016IMDb: 7.1Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Julieta"
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Characters of "Julieta"
Julieta ArcosPlayed by: Emma Suárez
BeatrizPlayed by: Michelle Jenner
AntPlayed by: Priscilla Delgado -
Directors of "Julieta"
Pedro AlmodóvarBirthdate: 25 September 1949, Calzada de Calatrava, Ciudad Real, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain -
Creators of "Julieta"
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Critic Reviews of "Julieta"
Detroit NewsFebruary 10, 2017Suárez gives a searing performance in the lead role, her grief overwhelming her to the point where she physically wears it on her body.
Chicago ReaderFebruary 02, 2017Almodóvar makes a game effort to replicate Munro's complex, nonchronological storytelling, though the three tales don't hang together as well as one might hope.
St. Louis Post-DispatchJanuary 26, 2017"Julieta" is a paean to longing, regret and the often painful experience of being human.
Seattle TimesJanuary 25, 2017"Julieta" is filled with Almodóvar's usual attention to vivid color (a turquoise turtleneck worn by young Julieta seems to add notes to the film's moody musical score), and to the ways women talk to each other.
NewsdayJanuary 19, 2017Pedro Almodóvar's latest isn't his strongest, but his vibrant, vivid world of women is always a great place to be.
San Diego ReaderJanuary 12, 2017The moral of the story is clear: watch out for morals. They corrode the aforementioned generosity and understanding, leaving us lonely and bereft.
Capital Times (Madison, WI)April 14, 2017"Julieta" may not be top-tier Almodovar, but a collaboration between him and Munro, two artists who have spent their lives going deep into the interior lives of women, shouldn't be overlooked.
Seven DaysMarch 31, 2017Julieta has been called a departure for the filmmaker... It certainly is, if by "departure" we mean a really dull and convoluted movie as opposed to a good one.
Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)March 29, 2017Designed, acted and composed with characteristically admirable intention and intelligence, but it doesn't aspire to the pitch of delirium that distinguishes the director's most memorable work.
The SpectatorMarch 28, 2017Almodóvar has made some powerful melodramas before, but here, working with a new crop of actors and unusually wishy-washy material, he doesn't quite pull it off.
Reel Talk OnlineMarch 22, 2017Despite its shorter length, the film never feels unfulfilled or abbreviated. Its terrific performances, beautiful narrative, and haunting score... are so immersive that decades of life go by without it ever dragging.
El UniversalFebruary 23, 2017A very seductive film that explores the concepts of fate and the feeling of guilt. [Full review in Spanish]
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