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Original Title: | Pan's Labyrinth |
ISBN: | 1844576418 (ISBN13: 9781844576418) |
Edition Language: | English |
Series: | BFI Film Classics |

Mar Diestro-Dopido
Paperback | Pages: 104 pages Rating: 4.08 | 121 Users | 8 Reviews
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Title | : | Pan's Labyrinth (BFI Film Classics) |
Author | : | Mar Diestro-Dopido |
Book Format | : | Paperback |
Book Edition | : | First Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 104 pages |
Published | : | November 8th 2013 by British Film Institute |
Categories | : | Culture. Film. Fantasy. Media Tie In. Horror. Magical Realism |
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Mar Diestro-Dopido's BFI: Pan's Labyrinth (2013) is yet another example of extensive look at a contemporary classic film, this time by the Mexican director Guillermo del Toro. After the Introduction: The Real and the Imagined, Pan's Impact, A Long, Long Time Ago , the book is divided into four chapters: 1.The Horror(s) of War: Spanish War(s), The Mexican Connection, The War and the Past, 2.Vidal and Amnesia: Family Ties, Vidal's Three Denials, 3.Ofelia and Memory: The Underworld, 4. The End...: The Undying Past. There's also an interview between the author and del Toro included in the book. Diestro-Dopido does a great job of creating the context of the film, especially with the Spanish Civil War, and how it ties in with his earlier films Cronos and The Devil's Backbone (both of which I am inspired to see now).Rating Of Books Pan's Labyrinth (BFI Film Classics)
Ratings: 4.08 From 121 Users | 8 ReviewsJudge Of Books Pan's Labyrinth (BFI Film Classics)
Mar Diestro-Dopido's BFI: Pan's Labyrinth (2013) is yet another example of extensive look at a contemporary classic film, this time by the Mexican director Guillermo del Toro. After the Introduction: The Real and the Imagined, Pan's Impact, A Long, Long Time Ago , the book is divided into four chapters: 1.The Horror(s) of War: Spanish War(s), The Mexican Connection, The War and the Past, 2.Vidal and Amnesia: Family Ties, Vidal's Three Denials, 3.Ofelia and Memory: The Underworld, 4. The End...:من أجمل واكثر الافلام عبقرية
An incredibly well-thought out, intriguing and fascinating insight to my most favourite movie ever. And, whilst I already knew many of the facts and symbolism, it still offered me even deeper meanings and historical facts about the Spanish Civil War and General Franco. I think Del Toro is a bloody genius!

Thank you Mar Diestro-Dopido for writing this book. The passion comes through, the writing style is easy to read and what is written remains level headed and insightful.
I actually liked this better than the novel. It enhanced the novel and filled in a few of the gaps. I recommend this to anyone who is expecting the novel to be greater than the movie. Alone, I do not think it is, but with this book, it is better.
Some interesting insights, and useful links to other films, literature and art. However, not the detailed study of the film I was expecting - clearly more an interest in the film (and del Toro's work), rather than an analysis. Good if you want to look at the the nature and themes of the film in more depth; not so useful for students of Film looking for assistance with examinations.
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