The international press has praised the latest Almodóvar film, "The skin I live", which sounds for the Palme d'
Pedro Almodovar has premiered at the Cannes Film Festival his latest work: "The skin I live." The film has been received from ovations on the Croisette, but it has also created confusion, since style and moves away from the famous English filmmaker. Experts believe that the film has a good chance to win the festival's top prize, the Palme d'Or Your maximum competition will be "The Tree of Life" by Terrence Malick, after Lars Von Trier has been left behind in the race following his unfortunate remarks about Hitler.
The press has largely given up on "The skin I live", which The Guardian has said he is "fantastically manic." "As accurate as overwhelming," is defined as El Mundo, while the country is not shown so pleased with the film: "A remarkable idiocy," said the critic Charles Bouvier.
Almodóvar has paraded down the red carpet with the stars of the film: Antonio Banderas media, Elena Anaya (who could win the award for Best Actress), Blanca Suarez and Jan Cornet. The director has presented a story of revenge in which he had been working for ten years and adapting the French novel by Thierry Jonquet "Tarantula."
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