Frida

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VITALII H @freakynickison Jun 4 This movie was incredibly easy to watch, it was such a pleasure, directed with such softness. I never knew anything about Frida and this movie introduced me to this incredible painter who contributed so much to surrealism form of art painting. When it comes to her husband Diego, wow, what a piece of crap he was but he stuck with her till the very end, which surprised me a lot. Salma was so great in this, she was very convincing and everything she did looked very natural. Frida’s legacy will live forever and in my opinion this movie did her justice. See more Stephen S @RT31691873 Sep 16 Excellent film boosted by incredible performances especially from Alfred Molina and especially Salma Hayek, visual style, and emotional depth. A must see film. See more Rami A @Bunt101 07/26/2025 This movie does a good job of telling the story of Frida Kahlo, from her beginnings to her death. But what truly makes this film interesting is the casting and the performances by the actors. See more João T @RT19972460 07/24/2025 📝 Screenplay: 4,0 in 5,0 📸 Cinematography: 4,0 in 5,0 🎧 Sound Design: 3,0 in 5,0 🎵 Soundtrack: 4,5 in 5,0 👨‍🎤 Styling: 4,5 in 5,0 ✂️ Editing: 3,5 in 5,0 ⭐️ Final Rating: 4,0 in 5,0 See more thiago s @Thiagostone 07/10/2025 Filme mais ou menos, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são mais ou menos, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom See more Sam N @RT61650855 03/22/2025 Frida isn’t a bad film, but it often floats around the edges of its subject. We learn more about Diego Rivera—the man who painted walls—and the famous figures orbiting her, like Trotsky and Rockefeller, than we do about Frida Kahlo herself. There’s not enough insight into what drives her, what fuels her art, or who she truly is beneath the striking imagery. The most insightful moment comes in a brief exchange—less than 20 seconds—as she talks to Trotsky atop Mayan ruins. But even that is quickly reframed through his interpretation of her story before he shifts the focus to his family, stripping her of agency once again. The direction is lively and visually creative, and Salma Hayek is strong in the lead, but the film never quite digs deep. It feels more like a guided tour of those around her than a portrait of the woman herself. See more Read all reviews

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