Internationally acclaimed auteur and Academy Award winner Pedro Almodóvar (Best Writing, Original Screenplay, Talk to Her, 2002) is back in the director’s chair for his 20 th feature film when JULIETA ...

He is now 68, but in recent years Pedro Almodóvar hasn’t been making films like an old master. His astonishing The Skin I Live In (2011) blended identity politics with Frankenstein and The Island of ...

A woman dries her hair with a towel. Who emerges from underneath that towel is the same woman, but many years later and now played by a different actress. That elegant act of transformation, an ...

A woman dries her hair with a towel. Who emerges from underneath that towel is the same woman, but many years later and now played by a different actress. That elegant act of transformation, an ...

Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodovar has gone from audacious upstart in the 1970s to grand master in the new millennium. But two things have always fascinated him -- complicated women and lush melodrama.

PLAYING AT Roslyn Cinemas, Stony Brook 17 and Malverne Cinema and Art Center. BOTTOM LINE Pedro Almodóvar’s latest isn’t his strongest, but his vibrant, vivid world of women is always a great place to ...

“Julieta” stands with the best films of its director, Pedro Almodóvar, but it’s a different kind of Almodóvar film. It’s a film of moment-by-moment virtuosity, and yet it’s without any of the director ...

'Women are more spectacular': Pedro Almodóvar with Emma Suárez and Adriana Ugarte, who share the title role in 'Julieta' “Women are more spectacular as dramatic subjects,” he once explained. “They ...

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He is now 68 years old, but in recent years Pedro Almodovar hasn’t been making films like an old master. His astonishing “The Skin I Live In” (2011) blended identity politics with “Frankenstein” and ...

Pedro Almodóvar is the wild man of world cinema, a great, flamboyant talent whose films shimmer with his own vivid and hotly sexual take on the world. Not this time. Julieta, adapted from a trio of ...