Little Ashes (2008)

6.1	Listal rating
6.2	IMDB rating

Directed by

Paul Morrison

Starring (View all)

Javier Beltran

Federico García Lorca

Salvador Dalí

Luis Buñuel

Magdalena

Paco

Adela

Carlos

Gala

Written by

Philippa Goslett

writer

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3 years, 1 month ago at Apr 11 16:45

sleepless101

Awkward and tragic. I love the idea of creating a film documenting the time and the lives of these three artists who were so coincidentally placed in the same moment in time and tragedy in the same school in Madrid. Unfortunately, this was not exactly the film I had hoped for.

I must admit that I was going for four stars in the beginning. Pattinson is horrifically cast, and I found... read more

Poetic, Beauty, Dazzling

3 years, 1 month ago at Apr 18 23:48

RJ4

Poetic, beauty, and dazzling are three words I use to describe this fantastic movie, but its not a movie for everyone. This is a movie you either love or hate, I just so happen to love it. What really surprised me was Robert Pattinson's performance, he was excellent. Only seeing him in Twilight, I hated his acting until I saw this. He will make you laugh and he will make you cry in this movie. I a... read more

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Description: In the midst of the repression and political unrest of pre-Spanish Civil War, eccentric artist Salvador Dalí and renowned poet and revolutionary Federico García Lorca find their artistic and sexual freedom. The two form a bond challenged by their fierce ambitions, their friends, the struggle between a love for Spain and a love for e ... (more)

Release date : 8 May 2009

2008 (3), Drama (3), Biography (3), Gay (2), Painter (2), Salvador Dali (2), Romance (2), Surrealism (2), 2000s (2), Glbt (1), Usa (1), Homosexuality (1), Based On A True Story (1), Robert Pattinson (1), Spain (1), Love (1), Real Story (1)

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" Jan 22 Netflix Instant Watch I heard that I shouldn't judge Pattinson just on Twilight. Not that I hate Twilight, it was okay. But it was interesting to see him in something else. I was gonna just wait for Water for Elephants to come out, but I saw this on IW. It was my first venture into films about the lives of artists, which have become a favorite of mine. It was great; it felt authentic and I loved the use of multiple languages, something which is underused in films here in America. Patti"