Viridiana

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AHHJR Dec 28, 2025 This movie went FAR beyond whatever I was expecting. Transgressive, unsettling, hilarious, brazen. See more Vincent S @Vin_E_At_The_Movies Jul 5, 2026 A savage black comedy that is original and has a subtle message that doesn’t hit you over the head. Beautifully shot, disturbing, funny and highly original. See more Alexsander F @Aelxs Jan 29, 2025 Um bom filme, que nos faz refletir de certa forma sobre a nossa consciência de classe. Buñuel é um mestre do cinema mundial. See more Alec B @Alec97 Nov 10, 2023 While Buñuel's intent is to tear down the hypocrisies of piety, he actually allows his central character to have a real transformation rather than simply attack her beliefs, which makes the satire all the more effective. See more dave s @RT68722908 Aug 7, 2022 Luis Bunuel's Viridiana is a story told in two parts. Viridiana (Silvia Pinal), a young nun, reluctantly visits her estranged uncle, only to find that he considers her a replacement for his long-dead wife. After his suicide, she reevaluates her life and dedicates her time to helping the downtrodden, inviting a group of the poor to share her living space in the uncle's mansion. While Bunuel's trademark surrealism is missing, it still hits the mark in other ways. Subversive? Probably. Blasphemous? Yeah, depending on your perspective. But, most importantly, it is fantastic, one of Bunuel's most accessible and impactful films, thanks mostly to Bunuel's scathing script and creative direction (pans suddenly turn into tracking shots, etc.), some beautiful cinematography and lighting, and a great performance from Pinal. It's hard to find fault with Viridiana – it is that good. See more Sep 3, 2021 It starts as a good movie, and this cynical vision of innocence and trust is really well put, but at one point you start to realize things, like how the story never gets engaging, how you never formed a bond or cared too much about any character (not even the protagonist), how you never see characters grow or develop relationships with each other, and the worst of all, how in the end, as much as it is a comedy, you barely laughed once or twice. See more Read all reviews

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