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Abracadabra

Directed by Pablo Berger · starring Maribel Verdú, Antonio de la Torre and José Mota

  • 5 from the press
  • 5.8 · 28 votes

Abracadabra: reviews

Reviews

5.8 28 votes
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What the critics say average 8.0 from 4 outlets

  • 8.0 CinemaníaIrene Crespo Ir, on black and white paper, 'Snowhite' sounds different, original, this strident neighborhood tale ends up being much more. "
  • 8.0 El PaísBeatriz Martínez A deeply free work, in which a joyful anarchy beats and has more ideas in a single minute than most of the films we see all year. Read
  • 8.0 FotogramasMirito Torreiro Berger delves into little or no traveled terrain of the spanish cinema, with absolute freedom of writing. Read
  • 8.0 ABCOti Rodríguez Marchante The impression of this film is magnificent, brutal, both for the freedom with which the story unfolds (and Berger's great ability to narrate it full of form and crammed with suggestions), as for the incredible ability of its actors to contain the polysemic flow of his characters. Read
  • El MundoLuis Martínez A masterful exercise of high-risk cinema, a hypnosis session about perhaps the absurdity of being who we believe to be. Read

Questions about the reviews of Abracadabra

What score does Abracadabra have?
Readers give it 5.8 (28 votes). The critics, 8.0 on average from 4 reviews.
What do the critics say about Abracadabra?
The highest score is Cinemanía’s (8.0) and the lowest ABC’s (8.0).
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