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The Spanish films that Harvard recommends seeing at least once in your life

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THE Harvard University He regularly carries out studies in different fields such as health, science, entertainment and economics, among others. In this case you carried out research on cinema and revealed a list of films you should see before you die, or at least once in a lifetime.

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These are two films in Spanish that have received critical acclaim and agree that both were produced by Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar.

The results of research from Harvard University revealed that films are “Talk to her” AND “Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown.”

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“Talk to her”

The film “Talk to her” It was published in 2002 by Almodóvar. It is based on the chance meeting in a theater of two men named Benigno and Marco, who then meet again in a clinic where Benigno works. The meeting is due to the fact that Marco’s girlfriend, Lydia, is injured and in a coma because she is a bullfighter by profession.

Benigno takes care of another woman also in a coma, named Alicia, a young ballet student. The lives of these characters flow in all directions between past, present and future, leading them all towards an unsuspected destiny.

The protagonist of the film is Javier Camara and they act too Dario GrandinettiAgustín Almodóvar, Geraldine Chaplin and the singer Rosario Flores, among others.

Darío Grandinetti, in "Talk to Her", a film that Harvard recommends seeing.Darío Grandinetti, in “Talk to Her”, a film that Harvard recommends seeing.

“Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown”

"Women on“Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown,” another of the Spanish-language films recommended by Harvard.

This film by Almodóvar was released in 1988. It is based on an unstable woman who searches for her ex-lover, but in the middle she comes across a group of strangers who enter her life.

The film starred Carmen Maura, Antonio Banderas, Rossy de Palma, María Barranco and Julieta Serrano. It won a Goya Award for Best Film and was nominated for an Academy Award Oscar Awards as best international film.

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