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Volver [DVD] [2006]
Raimunda and her sister Sole are visited by the apparition of their mother, who has returned to reconcile with her daughters and resolve an issue that has haunted the family since her death
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| Brand |  StudioCanal is a French film production and distribution company. It was founded in 1986 by Pierre Lescure and Claude Berri, and is now owned by Vivendi. The company has produced and distributed films such as The Pianist, The Intouchables, and Shaun the Sheep. |
| MPN | StudioCanal 5060002835722 |
| ID | 1969091 |
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| Directors | Pedro Almodóvar |
| Duration | 121 mins |
| Number of discs | 1 |
Volver is an exceptional film that is definitely worth purchasing on DVD. It has a timeless quality that will make you want to watch it over and over again. The performances of all the actresses, including Penelope Cruz, are outstanding and will delight viewers. Despite addressing serious issues, Almodovar manages to infuse the film with tongue-in-cheek humor, giving it a unique and almost Dali-esque quality. As an added bonus, the DVD includes an interview with Almodovar and the actresses, which is far from boring or self-indulgent. In fact, this interview alone makes the DVD worth buying.
I purchased this film primarily to enhance my Spanish skills, and I found it to be highly engaging and entertaining.
I first watched this film in 2005 and was captivated by its unique humor and stunning cinematography. Upon rewatching it on a TV screen, I noticed that some of the visual beauty was lost, but I connected more deeply with the underlying melancholy and haunting theme of "Volver," which is explored in various ways throughout the movie. I won't spoil any details, but this film is truly a masterpiece and feels more resolved compared to "Woman on the Verge."
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