#THE HIDDEN FACE SINEMALAR MOVIE#

However, this is about atmosphere and a genuine chill factors, a picture that gnaws away at the senses throughout and leads us to a poignant finale. At nearly two hours in length, film is a touch too long, which when you consider there is no real great character development to speak of, is a bit annoying. Executions of political prisoners and prisoners of conscience are once. Camera techniques, also are smart, with Morales cleverly not showing us the faces of those interacting with Julia once her eyes fail her, again this puts us in her world. Images of the 4 political prisoners, who were later executed, whose images are shared on the Hidden Faces Instagram filter. The colour scheme ranges from misty tinted coldness to tech-noir starkness, and the sound work is terrific, especially once Julia is handicapped by her bandaged eyes and we the audience need to buy into her dangerously dark world. Thematic thrust comes by way of viewer voyeurism, and some scenes are macabre in construction, with one involving blind girls in a locker room really tingling the gooseflesh. Mix them up with dashes of Gothic and Giallo and you are good to go for edge of your seat/breath holding entertainment. Julia's Eyes is very much a blending of thriller conventions, where it deals in psychological discord, slasher traits and whodunit mystery shenanigans. OK! So it's not unfair to say that many a horror fan would like to see Del Toro directing such material himself, but his presence is felt here, where much like El Orfanato (The Orphanage) the atmosphere that pervades the picture is Del Toroesque.

#THE HIDDEN FACE SINEMALAR MOVIE#

Guillermo Del Toro is once again on producing duty, continuing his crusade to give upcoming Spanish horror directors their chance in movie world. The blind/eyes afflicted girl in peril formula is hardly new, with very good formula spookers already existing having come out of Asia and America, how nice to find that this Spanish entry is as good as any of them. There has been some rather nifty horror movies come out of Spain in the last ten years or so, Julia's Eyes is another welcome addition off of the production line. Can she solve the case before here eyesight completely fails? Can she stay alive, even, especially as dark forces appear to be closing in on her. Unfortunately she is also becoming afflicted by the same degenerative eyesight that affected her sister. After her blind twin sister mysteriously hangs, Julia (Rueda) refuses to accept it as suicide and begins to investigate the events herself. 100 cretsiz sunucular, yksek teknoloji ifreleme, eriimi kstlanm web siteleri ve internetteki tm kaynaklara tam ve anonim eriim onu ne kan faktrlerdir. Music is by Fernando Velazquez and cinematography by Oscar Faura. RUSVPN - hzl, gvenli ve snrsz Chrome iin VPN proxy hizmeti. It stars Belen Rueda, Lluis Homar and Julia Gutierrez Caba. Los ojos de Julia (Julia's Eyes) is directed by Guillem Morales who also co-writes the screenplay with Oriol Paulo.

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