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The Room Next Door - Almodóvar’s ravishing meditation on mortality and how we face it
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The Room Next Door - Almodóvar’s ravishing meditation on mortality and how we face it
THE ROOM NEXT DOOR
Almodóvar’s ravishing meditation on mortality and how we face it
It does feel at this stage of his career that Pedro Almodóvar is unearthing something with his films, anxieties about growing old, growing frail, seeing the passing of what was towards the inevitability of what must be. 'The Room Next Door' is yet another breathtaking piece in that ongoing exploration, a gesture of humanity from its creators and a gift of generosity to its audience.
FAST FACTS
RELEASE DATE: 26/12/2024
RUN TIME: 01h 47m
CAST: Julianne Moore
Tilda Swinton
John Turturro
Alex Høgh Andersen
Alessandro Nivola
Esther McGregor
Melina Matthews
Juan Diego Botto
Victoria Luengo
Anh Duong
WRITER/DIRECTOR: Pedro Almodóvar
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