45/40
Emilia Perez follows four remarkable women from Mexico, each looking for their own happiness. Cartel leader Emilia hires Rita, an underrated lawyer, to help fake her death so she can finally live her true self. Carla Sofia Gascón talks about the two years of preparation needed for this difficult role in Jacques Audiard’s film, and about the two extremes of her personality that she had to interpret as Emilia and Manitas. Jacques Audiard said that the idea of the musical was inspired by the chapter of the novel about drug trafficking, who dreams of changing his personality. The Indian city is misspelled as “Delhi” on the French title card. Wasserman: So. Does your client have a name? In Tarantino’s BIG MOUTH, Latin Bend: The La Bamba Remake, Jenna & amp; Selena is shocked! (2024). El AlegatoWritten by Camilla (played by C. Dalmé), Clément Ducol and Jacques Audiard, performed by Zoe Saldana. I’m speechless… I think all the positive reviews are from people who a) don’t speak Spanish and b) wanted their caricatures of Mexicans and transgender people to be confirmed. The dialogue is unbearable, no one talks like that. the music is shocking, the accents (although Zoe Saldana is clearly putting in a lot of effort. Let’s not even talk about Selena) are not very good. The profanity sprinkled throughout made the film feel so contrived, not just because of the delivery, but because of it. how they are used. This was clearly written by someone with some vague knowledge of Mexican culture, but definitely not enough to do anything good. The only merit of this film is that it is, without a doubt, beautiful. That’s all. Mexicans should avoid this at all costs.