Fiesta Pagäna: reviews

What the critics say average 6.1 from 9 outlets

• 8.0 Periodista DigitalCarlos Pecker Under the steely baton of a spectacular Álvaro Brechner, who takes you deep inside a band with more controversies than beer bottles, this film gets to your heart, your brain and, above all, your ears. Read
• 7.5 RockForEveryoneMarcos Sevilla I liked the film a great deal, although, to be fair, it won't win any award for best film of the year. It gives a very good time to Mägo de Oz fans, and to everyone else too. Read
• 7.5 MoviementariosFuranu And that is probably the greatest virtue of 'Fiesta Pagana': beneath the disputes, the break-ups and the egos, it manages to remind us that before all that there were songs. Read
• 7.0 35 MilímetrosAureli Del Pozo Fiesta Pagäna is, without a doubt, an event for every Mägo de Oz fan. Read
• 7.0 MariskalRockKike Marcos My verdict is favourable, because Brechner finds in the world of Mägo de Oz the material to combine tension, humour and music without settling for rock mythology alone. Read
• 5.5 CinemagaviaPablo Veiga Carpintero There is an interesting story here, although Fiesta Pagäna never quite finds a way to tell it with the personality it deserves. Read
• 5.0 COMOexplicARTE A film with potential that, in my opinion, dwells too much on the excesses and pushes the music into the background. Read
• 4.0 Metal Hammer EspañaAlfredo Geisse By comparison, Fiesta Pagäna falls short: it is much flatter and has no love for historical accuracy. Read
• 3.0 MetalcryIván Allué Fiesta Pagana has not been treated with the affection or admiration that Mägo de Oz deserve; it is more like meat for the grinder. Read