Bajo las nieblas de Asturias is not a film you watch for the plot. If you are looking for a gripping narrative or psychological depth, you will be disappointed within the first ten minutes. However, if you have a tolerance for slow-burn regionalism and want to see what 1920s Spain looked like when it wasn't trying to i...
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"Bajo las nieblas de Asturias is not a film you watch for the plot. If you are looking for a gripping narrative or psychological depth, you will be disappointed within the first ten minutes. However, if you have a tolerance for slow-burn regionalism and want to see what 1920s Spain looked like when it wasn't trying to imitate Hollywood, it has a certain clunky charm. It is a film for the patient viewer and the historian, not the casual moviegoer.Is this film worth watching?The short answer is: on..."
Manuel Noriega
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