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'Pain and Glory': Honesty

Posted by Billy Wonka on January 26, 2020 at 16:34:00:
Honest story, honest direction, honest acting, plain and simple honesty. There is nothing showbiz about it other than it involves a modicum of Spanish cinema as a part of Salvador Mallo's life. Banderas has grown into a master Thespian and it shows here playing a "retired" gay director who begins to take drugs for his back pain and depression. The supporting cast is, well, honest, too.

Surely, one of Almodovar's best.