[FlixOlé] Carlos Saura leaves the Franco regime in the background (it is still the representation of a bourgeois family born from the trophies of the dictatorship) to address another of his recurring themes: childhood from the perception of memory. It is a very melancholic but extraordinarily beautiful film, which has a certain old-fashioned tone but maintains in its essence the depth of an unconventional look. Like Victor Erice three years earlier, it's a journey through a dark infancy, with death suffocating childhood and the constant fear of uncertainty.
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Disturbing Ana Torrent and Jeanette's unforgettable song "Why are you leaving?".