Tu nombre envenena mis sueños (1996)
Año de lanzamiento: 1996
Nación: Spain
Alternative Title: Amor y venganza, Your Name Poisons My Dreams
Director: Pilar Miró
Writer: Joaquín Leguina, Pilar Miró, Ricardo Franco
Producción & Género
Productor: producer: Rafael Díaz-Salgado, Fernando de Garcillán, José Luis Olaizola
Compañías: Central de Producciones Audiovisuales S.L., Sociedad General de Televisión (Sogetel)
Género: Drama, Romance, Thriller
Budget: N/A
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Palabras clave: woman director
Historia
In 'Tu Nombre Envenena Mis Sueños', directed by Pilar Miró and based on Joaquín Leguina's novel, a mysterious body surfaces in Madrid's El Retiro park. The story unfolds as investigators, dressed in gabardine suits reminiscent of film noir detectives, begin their probe. Among them is Emma Suárez who appears out of place with her hairstyle inappropriate for the 1936 setting. The investigation leads them through cemeteries and dimly lit bars, with dance scenes that seem disconnected from the popular song 'Mi Jaca' or tango movements.
Resumen
'Tu Nombre Envenena Mis Sueños', released in 1996, is a drama-thriller directed by Pilar Miró. While the film showcases excellent music by José Nieto and cinematography by Javier Aguirresarobe, it struggles to deliver a compelling narrative set against the backdrop of Franco's era and the Spanish Civil War. The story follows investigators trying to solve a mysterious death in Madrid's El Retiro park. Despite starring Carmelo Gómez and Emma Suárez, both known for their work with Miró, their performances here are criticized as uninspired and lacking chemistry. The film has been deemed mediocre, possibly due to the overuse of Spain's past conflicts as narrative themes without offering fresh insights.
