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“Netflix will open the film in New York and Los Angeles on Friday, October 16, then expand wider before coming to Netflix on Friday, December 2.”
“Sebastián and Rafael transcend their doomed romance through lines of poetry.”
“The catalyst connecting him to Sebastián, Rafael, Carlos et al.”
“Courageous, principled, tragic, and mind-blowingly hot, Rafael is the platonic ideal of a romantic hero meaning Sebastián, already out of his depth, now also has to deal with an intoxicating crush.”
“Powered by WordPress.com VIP Film Review ‘La Bola Negra’ Review: Los Javis’ Era-Spanning Monument to Gay Storytellers Is a Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi blend real and imaginary people in this Lorca-inspired ode to love stories buried by Spanish history.”
“The fourth element, which serves as the connective tissue for everything, is a timeless poetic expression of love for all the queer storytellers who died before they could truly live .”
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“Meanwhile, Glenn Close shows up in 2017 to play American academic Isabelle Durand, who has dedicated her life to Lorca research and is publishing a volume named “Federica el Poeto Gay.” The gratification of experiencing all the narrative threads coming together is only eclipsed by an awe at the underlying emotional continuity.”
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