best 20th century movies in spanish

19.Nueve reinas (nine Queens) - Fabián Bielinsky - 2000- Argentina

18. Lucía y el sexo (Sex and Lucia) - Julio Medem - 2001- Spain

17.Plata quemada ( Burnt Money) -Marcelo Pineyro - 2000 - Argentina/Spain/France/Uraguay

16.Kamchatka - Marcelo Pineyro - 2002 - Argentina/Spain

15. Rudo y Cursi (Rude and Vulgar) - Carlos Cuaron -2008 - Mexico

14.Taxi para tres ( A Cab for Three) - Orlando Lubbert-2001 - Chile

13.La niña santa ( The Holy Girl) - Lucrecia Martel - 2004 - Argentina/Spain /Italy

12. Los abrazos rotos (Broken Embraces) - Pedro Almodovar - 2009- Spain

11.Los Lunes al Sol(Mondays in the Sun ) - Fernando León de Aranoa - 2002-Spain

10.El crimen del padre Amaro (The Crime of Padre Amaro) - Carlos Carrera - 2002- Mexico

9.La Mala Educacion (Bad Education - Pedro Almodovar - 2004- Spain

8. Mar adentro (The Sea Inside) - Alejandro Amenabar- 2004- Spain

7.El Laberinto del Fauno ( Pan's Labryinth) - Guillermo del Toro - 2006- Mexico

6.Volver -Pedro Almodovar - 2006- Spain

5.María llena eres de gracia (Maria Full of Grace) -2004 - Joshua Marston - Columbia/USA

4.Amores perros - Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu - 2000 - Mexico

3.Diarios de motocicleta ( The Motorcycle Diaries) - Walter Salles - 2004- Argentina/Brazil

2. Hable con ella (Talk to Her) - Pedro Almodovar - 2002- Spain

1.Y tu mama tambien - Alfonso Cuaron- 2001- Mexico

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Oscar Predictions-Film Awards (i)

Best Director Most likely winner : Steven Spielberg for Lincoln. Leaving out Ben Affleck, Kathryn Bigelow and Quentin Tarantino pretty much made this Spielberg's to lose. And doesn't reflect too well on the Academy either. Backup Pick : David O. Russell for Silver Linings Playbook. The production company of Weinstein have been campaigning hard for this and it's a good film with the acting performances set up well. The thing about best director is it's the easiest award to give to someone the academy likes because it's ambiguous and the academy doesn't really love Russell. Most deserving : Michel Haneke for Amour. Haneke has the most carefully crafted film here. All in all it is definitely his film in every scene. His presence is all around the film and it is an excellent film. If they give it for the greatest impact a director has on the film, this is it. Best Adapted Screenplay Most li...

a list about plays (post 1950)

The general perception is good plays stopped being written. That all the plays being performed which remain popular are classics and there is no place for the playwright in the current dramatic world. The role of the playwright has been diminished but good plays have not become extinct in the 20th and 21st century.This list will attempt to reflect that by giving a selection of excellent plays written (and performed) after 1950. 20. Prelude to a Kiss- Craig Lucas. Premiered in California in 1988. Quick Description: Thought to be a metaphor for AIDS. A story about the switching of bodies between a new bride and an old man and how the husband must find the old man while keeping his love alive. Something of a Sci-fi style and one of the most original works in recent times. 19. Long Day's Journey Into Night - Eugene O'Neill.premiered in Stockholm at the Royal Dramatic theatre in 1956. quick summary: A play about addiction and how it affects everyone around the addict.The characters ...

10 (20th century) novels that you can summarize the plot of in two lines. and completely miss what makes it good.

10. Remembrance of Things Past ( À la recherche du temps perdu ) - Marcel Proust - 1913–1927 Summary: A man remembers large parts of his past, involuntarily. All because of an incident where he dips a madeleine into tea. In a book where basically nothing happens except the very ordinary life of the narrator, the story still manages to capture one's attention. Also the author manages to make every experience, thought and emotion seem as something that everyone has either experienced or can relate to. Written with almost every word in the vocabulary, it is condensation of innumerable literary, structural, stylistic, and thematic possibilities. 9.Ulysses - James Joyce - 1922 Summary : The entire book follows a day in the life of Leopold Bloom on 16th June 1904 through the streets of Dublin. A deceptively simple plot but while reading the plot itself becomes secondary or even forgotten. Most of what makes this book a classic are the hundreds of references and allusions to other works...

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