All the Life Surrounding Death in the Afternoon
di Jeannette Catsoulis The New York Times
When David Fandila was a little boy growing up in Granada, Spain, he would pretend his mother’s dish towels were capes to flap before imaginary bulls. By the time he was a young man the homely props had been exchanged for squares of crimson and magenta: the parakeet hues of the professional bullfighter. For his mother, however, the memory of those childish games may not be entirely fond.
Yet Mrs. Fandila’s furrowed anxiety is as vital to the success of “The Matador” as her son’s surging ambition. [...]
di Jeannette Catsoulis, articolo completo (3429 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 31 Ottobre 2008
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