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clockworkdaisyblues

30Dec11

I haven't seen other Spanish cinema list ..... ;) maybe it's hard to find.

Kenji

30Dec11

It's suprising how few we've had- Ralch's list has gone.
Kenji

21Jan12

Great new list 50 Spanish Films by Brian Davisson, to add to Laali's Catalonian and Angel's Spanish language ones- links above on this list
clockworkdaisyblues

4Feb12

oh thanks :D

Very nice work. Spirit of the Beehive is a film very dear to my heart. It perhaps comes closer to the essential mystery of childhood than any film I know of with the possible exception of Forbidden Games. And one cannot celebrate the great culture of Spain without mentioning the weird and wonderful Salvador Dali!

Gonzalo Caride

18Jan11

Great job!!!

Cripple Nation

3Jan11

gORKY'S zYGOTIC mYNCI! :)

Kenji

1Jan11

Oh i didn't realise i'd missed Tower of the Seven Hunchbacks

Angel

1Jan11

Suggestions (up to 1960): "La torre de los siete jorobados", extraordinary fantasy-comedy by Edgar Neville, and "Marcelino, pan y vino", box-office hit by Hungarian-born Ladislao Vajda. Also (but not on Mubi): Silent "La aldea maldita" (1930), republican musical "La verbena de la Paloma" (1935), melodrama "Cielo negro" (1951), comedy "Historias de la radio" (1955), and one more by master Berlanga, the Ealing-style comedy "Calabuch". To be continued...

Kenji

3Sep10

Ah thanks, i have a feeling the additions i made crashed too.

Laali

3Sep10

Hi Kenji, I'm fanning this list for the second time already since I did it the day that al the data disappeared. I'm glad to see you included a poem by Espriu and by Lorca (my favourite, definitely maybe...). I agree with Amat in those two films by José Luis Cuerda, especially "Amanece que no es poco". Also I have a recommendation for you: Albert Serra's "Birdsong" is one of the most stunning films made in Spain lately, in terms of cinematography. Hope you'll like it if you have the time to watch it. And there is also Portabella's "Nocturno 29" that you might like to watch. Very nice list :)

Fini

20Aug10

Sorry! I meant El bosque animado! I always get it wrong :)

Fini

19Aug10

I've submited one of my favourite Spanish movies: El bosque encantado, by José Luis Cuerda. I hope it gets aproved. Have you seen it? That one and Amanece que no es poco totally captured the idiosyncrasy of Spain.

Kenji

14Aug10

Thanks, i aim to please!

Walberto

3Aug10

Beautiful dedication Kenji I felt a wonderful sensation as I read the Intro, the poems and viewing these pictures brought back memories as the one you did for the City of Lights. I hope to return there some day and visit Madrid. Thank you Kenji.

Kenji

14Jun10

I'm keeping an eye on this list's popularity v the Portuguese list- so far neck and neck

Kenji

19Mar10

how about those Gorky's Zygotic Myncis?

Blue K, Custodian of the Cinema

19Mar10

Ooooo, Paco de Lucia. Yessssssssss

Matt Kilgore

27Jan10

I have seen several of these, but there are certainly many to discover... love the almodovar, especially "Talk to Her"... "Spirit of the Beehive" is an excellent movie.