Review of All About My Mother (1999) by Xan_Ryil — 08 Dec 2015
Many themes are mixed in 'All About My mother' and the best part is that it does not care about them at all. Movie has it's own pace, the goal set in start is lost somewhere to pursue important ones. It also clarifies how does a loss changes the point of view and feelings for someone.
Reshaping one's own life over one's sorrow. Although set in Spain, it have major south american influence on characters and their lifestyle aswell as technical departments. Like most of Pedro Almodovar, woman oriented turns into genderless story of people who are dealing with grief, regret while struggling with life to go on.
'Innocence does know itself' would perfectly describe the movie.
This review of All About My Mother (1999) was written by Xan_Ryil on 08 December 2015.
All About My Mother has generally received very positive reviews.
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