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The Artist(2011)
The Artist(2011)
Ingenious and heartfelt homage to silent era cinema.
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Film Details
Year
2013
Duration
100 minutes
Genres
Drama, Silent
Language
No Dialogue (English subtitles)
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Since Walt Disney's animated musical Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs bewitched cinema audiences in 1937, the Snow White fairytale has produced several screen adaptations, ranging from the brightly-coloured Mirror Mirror to Snow White and the Huntsman's fast-paced action. Blancanieves relocates the story to 1920s Spain, and in this black and white silent movie, a young girl, Carmen, is cast out by her horrid stepmother. Rescued by a travelling troupe of bullfighting dwarfs, Carmen is able to utilise the skills her father taught her and reinvent herself as Blancanieves the mighty Matador.
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Contains bullfighting scenes and infrequent moderate sex references
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