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Title: Frida |
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Genre: Drama |
Release Date: , 2002 |
MPAA Rating: R |
Runtime: 123 minutes |
Director: Julie Taymor |
Writer: Clancy Sigal, Hayden Herrera |
Distributor: Miramax Films (USA) |
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Rogue's Review:Salma Hayek RULES
This is a very well-realized film, and the most inspired thing about it is the casting of Salma Hayek in the title role.
After displaying amazing star quality in Desperado, Hayek has been sadly under-used by the film world - until this magnificent and passionate performance, which will surely get her an Oscar nomination if there's any hope for Hollywood at all. Proving herself capable of enormous range and blazingly intense depth, Hayek's Frida is a genuine flesh-and-blood individual who refuses to live life on the sidelines (as women were 'supposed' to do in those days). She was an artist in every sense of the word - taking and owning all that life gave her and transforming it into unflinching portraits of her soul. Supremely inspiring and deeply felt. |
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