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Entre 2000 y 2001 tuve ocasión de leer por primera vez algunas de las novelas protagonizadas por Pepe Carvalho, el detective privado creado
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Entre 2000 y 2001 tuve ocasión de leer por primera vez algunas de las novelas protagonizadas por Pepe Carvalho, el detective privado creado
El premio
Tal vez algún día a un grupo de poetas jurado de algún concurso le gusten mis poemas y me den un premio lo celebraré con mi esposa y mi hija y me emborracharé con los amigos los compañeros de oficina se enterarán de que escribo poesía mi padre pensará que es toda una efemérides y se tomará unos aguardientes especialmente sabrosos Dios mío no permitas que mi madre ya se haya ido ese día.
Tomado de ‘El premio’ del poeta Gustavo Adolfo Garcés.
Women in Film Challenge 2020: [59/52] El premio, dir. Paula Markovitch (Mexico/France/Poland/Germany, 2011)
What does "pessimist" mean?
La Guarida del Dragón. Reseñas en GoodReads (VIII): El premio
Una de las novelas que he leído recientemente es la obra El premio, de Manuel Vázquez Montalbán.
Enlace: http://dragon.blogalia.com/historias/78218
El premio (2010) León Siminiani.
El Premio / The Prize (2011) directed by Paula Markovitch
The last day of my new year holidays is today. Holidays don’t mean that I can use my time doing whatever I want, but I managed to watch one good film, El Premio, The Prize in English. The cold sea, the fierce sea wind, the cloudy sky, the shady seashore with the sandstorm and this girl. The beautiful colors of them show the dried up despair because the girl and her mother should live on at the edge of this world. Once they trip, they fall deep down to the sea. I took those pics from the best scene. She tries to resist the wind. She goes back and forth and ends up spinning in the wind ... Then, she climbs up the swaying driftwoods with so many branches like a needle without the fear of being stabbed in her eyes. At the top, her hair is blown up by the fierce wind, she looks up to the sky and she ... The sea and the wind at the edge of the world is kind to her. They have the same deep sorrows. I think they are beautiful.
Mostly there is only the roar of waves and winds, however, sometimes the eerie sound falls in the middle of the film. It is so effective.
Why she couldn’t be happy with el premio is because her mother was sad about el premio. She can’t understand her mother and her positions yet, so the reason is her mother. It is sad that her mother goes against her and she realizes she is in the wrong way afterwards. I know. Maybe she can’t turn her way back.
(And I like the scene of her with her dog.)
Paul Newman y Elke Sommer para “El Premio” (The Prize), 1963
El Premio (The Prize), de Mark Robson, 1963