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Entre tinieblas.Dark Habits Spanish Poster AUTOGRAPHED BY Pedro Almodóvar.

$ 211.2

Availability: 50 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Spain
  • Object Type: Poster
  • Size: Tamaño 27x39 pulgadas (70x100 cm) APROXIMADO
  • Condition: LINENBACKED. There is minor paper loss where silverfish ate small sections of poster, mostly near bottom border- see photo. Poster is Autographed and in Near Mint Condition.
  • Year: 1980-89
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Industry: Movies
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    Rare Autographed by Director Pedro Almodovar. Dark Habits his third film 1983. Original Vintage Spanish Movie poster. Linenbacked and near mint condtion. There is some minor paper loss near borders where silverfish nibbled on poster. Otherwise in near mint condition. Selling As is. Sorry no refunds. Will send in sturdy tube to US Address with signature confirmation.
    About the film from wikipedia
    For his next film
    Dark Habits
    (1983), Almodóvar was approached by multi-millionaire Hervé Hachuel who wanted to start a production company to make films starring his girlfriend, Cristina Sánchez Pascual.
    [34]
    Hachuel set up Tesuaro Production and asked Almodóvar to keep Pascual in mind.
    [
    citation needed
    ]
    Almodóvar had already written the script for
    Dark Habits
    and was hesitant to cast Pascaul in the leading role due to her limited acting experience.
    [
    citation needed
    ]
    When she was cast, he felt it necessary to make changes to the script so his supporting cast were more prominent in the story.
    [
    citation needed
    ]
    The film heralded a change in tone to somber
    melodrama
    with comic elements.
    [
    according to whom?
    ]
    Pascual stars as Yolanda, a cabaret singer who seeks refuge in a convent of eccentric nuns, each of whom explores a different sin. This film has an almost all-female cast including Carmen Maura,
    Julieta Serrano
    ,
    Marisa Paredes
    and
    Chus Lampreave
    , actresses who Almodóvar would cast again in later films. This is Almodóvar's first film in which he used popular music to express emotion: in a pivotal scene, the mother superior and her protégé sing along with
    Lucho Gatica
    's
    bolero
    "
    Encadenados
    ".
    Dark Habits
    premiered at the
    Venice Film Festival
    and was surrounded in controversy due its subject matter.
    [35]
    Despite religious critics being offended by the film, it went on to become a modest critical and commercial success, cementing Almodóvar's reputation as the
    enfant terrible
    of the
    Spanish cinema
    .
    [
    citation needed
    ]