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“An unfinished play, “La Bola Negra” by the Spanish poet Federico García Lorca, is the basis of the themes explored across all timelines.”
“The clack, clack, clack of black balls landing plays over the image of an open-topped medical vehicle carrying bodies in 1937.”
“Alberto (Carlos González), the Madrid-based protagonist of the 2017 storyline operates in a more recognizable and grounded sphere.”
“A historian with a particular interest in queer music from 1920s Constantinople, his days are a low-stakes matter of research, casual Grindr user, hanging with his partner Javier (Julio Torres) and handling his explosive mother (Lola Dueñas).”
“The screenplay is either perfect or pretty damn close with a refined structure ensuring that every episode on one timeline enhances its neighbors on the others, on both a narrative and thematic level.”
“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.”
““My dad was such a big fan of him,” Hobert says.”
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“She also discusses Grammys season and opening for Charli XCX next year.”
“As long as I can go to bed having written a chorus, wake up and remember it, as long as I feel it’s catchy, as long as I feel like I’m saying something true about myself or my life, then it’s a hit.” In the latest episode of the Rolling Stone Studio , Hobert reflects on the wild year she’s had and bringing her energetic live shows all over the world — trampoline and stilts included — while doing her best to stay offline.”