The Skin I Live In - Reviews

Directed by Pedro Almodovar,

2011 This is the first film by Almodovar to launch in a wide distribution. In the mystery film, Antonio Banderas plays the role of an obsessed and vengeful plastic surgeon. The first impression of the film is that we were shown a cold Spanish revenge for our daughter's outraged honor.

Then the understanding came that not everything is so simple, albeit very perverse. Perhaps the main character is more guilty than we think, and his death is not worth regretting. Or is it worth it? To be honest, I was never able to find the main culprit and understand who dishonored whom in reality.

We hope for the fearlessness of the domestic audience, which is contemplating medical serials. She can no longer be scared by anything after "Interns" and "Doctor House". Our reading public can easily consider all the details of this film and give us recommendations ourselves. Who to be friends with, whom to love and how to get out of situations when your husband is a monster, your mother is practically a "brothel holder", and other relatives are crazy and idiots.

This "Adams family", arranged by Almodovar, gives us all a lesson on how to live. And most importantly, one should not endure and hope that our "domestic monsters" themselves will understand how wrong they are. Our destiny depends only on ourselves.