Dec 30, 2025
Gael García Bernal in Museo (2018, Alonso Ruizpalacios)
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Gael García Bernal in Museo (2018, Alonso Ruizpalacios)
watched museo yesterday and that was good. the thought that history is told to us by a second person will now never get out of my head. and i now want to go that exact anthropology museum.
those two screencaps/icons of him are so beautiful, i actually can’t. i just think about an edit i saw before watching haha!!!
the concept of me watching museo and then a couple days later, the louvre gets robbed… it’s like the movie lol
Gael García Bernal in Museo (2018, dir. Alonso Ruizpalacios)
(These gifs also feature Leonardo Ortizgris and Alfredo Castro)
Gifs are all 540px wide so you can click to see larger.
[other gael filmography gifsets]
Museo (2018) edit
I need to watch Museo again now that it's on Netflix. It's on Latin American Netflix, not USamerican. I'd assumed it was on the latter as well. That said, you can watch it on YouTube Premium which is where it debuted.
That sad smile Gael makes at the end kills me.
Juan told me not to tell the truth if I ever told our story. I asked him why. ”The truth?”, he said, “why ruin a good story by telling the truth?”
Museo (2018, Alonso Ruizpalacios)
“My journey has been very free. I’ve been able to work in different parts of the world and on projects that don’t necessarily obey a typical journey of a person that wants to be famous or work in film. I want young actors to know you don’t have to follow a set line to have a career. Sometimes the line is drawn for actors from the English language. But in my case I can reinvent myself all the time.” — Gael García Bernal (Total Film, 07/2021)
Also: Uruguay (El ojo en la nuca, 2001), Sweden & Thailand (Mammoth 2010), Canada (Blindness 2008, Zoom 2015), Brazil (El pasado 2007, Zoom 2015), Serbia (Zalet), Germany (Herzog's Salt&Fire 2016), Cuba (Wasp Network, 2019), Dominican Republic (Old, 2021)
Gael García Bernal in Museo (2018, Alonso Ruizpalacios)