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I sat and watched a black screen for ten minutes without a spoken word. After another long debate, it gets dark and they speak about once very few minutes. They travel for hours and end up about a hundred yards on the other side of the field with the same hill in the background where they were in the first riveting scene. I guess it was just spotless as he didn't even put it on and we advance to the next scene in which they are going to find a camp that Sancho is going to choose. A couple of more minutes go by and the Don asks for a third time for his armor and Sancho throws it over to him. After a few minutes of silence, Don asks Sancho 'where is my armor?', a few more minutes pass and he again asks 'Sancho, where is my armor?' A minute or two later, Sancho, who needs to go on the Biggest Loser despite surviving on nuts and herbs, grovels around and finds some armor laying around and turns it over a few times and then lays it down. The Don and Sancho are in a field where the Don wants his armor cleaned.

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This movie started off slow and then went even slower and then in reverse and then it really went south.

Reviewed by donnamgarland 1 / 10 possibly the funniest & worst movie ever made Maybe the filmmakers should try an adaptation of Beckett, or film Bhuto theater, if that is their genius.

To destroy this balance is simply destroy the essence of the plot.ĭon't mention that the original novel is a masterpiece of comic, as this film is one of boredom. This is totally out of place: generally speaking, both men are set as equals in dignity and intelligence, and very often the master praises the servant's brains, as the reader does secretly. Just as an example, after the long, long, minutes of silent and obscure introduction, you hear Don Quixote calling Sancho, saying good morning, or something to that effect. Not to have understood that they exist almost only thanks to their dialogs is another one. To let the characters, who kind of founded modern castillan, speak catalan is the most stupid idea I have ever seen (or heard). How one can translate the best attempt ever made to create a world with language ( I am always surprised at the interest of every sequence, of every word, in Don Quixote)in an empty and pompous movie. i'm certainly glad to have seen the film, but I certainly wouldn't want to see it again. Once you adjust you realise that there are astonishing and beautiful shots, but you have to adjust to a zen quality in it.

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There is a curious pointlessness and banality about everything that happens- for example, the camera watches an almost-dark patch for minutes on end, with the stems of two plants moving in the wind and- with a shock- when he moves we realise that the Don's face was behind them all the time. That makes it sound more eventful than it actually is. Sancho, left with the don's sword, chops down herbs with it and answers questions about his relations with the Don and why he serves him. Eventually, in a mysterious dream-like scene, four horsemen silently carry away the Don. The Don shouts challenges to imaginary enemies who do not answer him. They talk, minimally- the Don giving Sancho orders, go for a swim, sleep.

Two characters- Don Quixote and Sancho Panza (remarkably fat, as all they seem have to to eat are a few walnuts)- wander across Spain, filmed in very long takes using natural light, the camera hardly bothering about what is in front of it, with hardly any music (when a guitar plays a short melody after about ninety minutes it is an astonishing shock) and hardly any action. You can't get much more minimalist than this. There's not a windmill in sight.Reviewed by allenrogerj 4 / 10 Beckett meets Cervantes Some scenes disappear into almost-blackness, but the supercharged, dramatic skies over the Catalan countryside are sufficiently spectacular not to need tech manipulation. Like the directly-recorded sound, lighting is entirely natural. With its beautifully nuanced and mostly voiceless thesping by the central duo, Honor de Cavalleria transmits an appealing air of serenity. One night, Quixote is mysteriously spirited away by four men on white horses.

The slow ritual of Sancho putting on Quixote's armor is shown, while the physically most active sequence has Quixote bathing in a river and gleefully encouraging Sancho to do the same. Over the first ten minutes, there are only a couple of brief exchanges as Sancho looks for a laurel crown for his master. Silent and gentle where the original is verbose and tumultuous, Serra reads between the lines of Cervantes' masterpiece and works its absences up into two hours of painterly auteur fare. A hauntingly serene and sometimes moving experimental take on «Don Quixote», Albert Serra's Honor de Cavalleria seems to have spliced that Spanish classic to «Waiting for Godot» via Bresson and Ozu.