Palm Trees in the Snow

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Ashequl I @Tofa13 Jul 16, 2026 This film represents a classic case of missed potential. Promising a sweeping, epic love story that spans generations, it ultimately fails to deliver the emotional payoff it builds toward.​On a technical and performance level, there is very little to fault. The cinematography is breathtaking, capturing the grand scale of the narrative, and the cast is incredibly talented. However, a film cannot survive on aesthetics alone. The screenplay is highly disjointed, attempting to juggle too many subplots at once. Because the narrative lacks a cohesive emotional thread, the connections between characters feel unearned. Consequently, when the credits roll, the climax lacks any real resonance—leaving you feeling largely detached.​It remains a decent, visually engaging watch, but it is hard not to lament the masterpiece it could have been. See more Nicolas J @RT04474315 Apr 7, 2026 Spanish imperialism. So blind to... Everything! So cringe inducing. See more Ana R. G @RT83656084 Sep 29, 2025 He leído el libro, apasionante!!! La película no está nada mal me dejó buen sabor😊 See more Pedro P @RT14853530 May 1, 2023 An excellent movie, which brings a perfect mix between romance, drama, action and slight touches of suspense; depicting the harsh reality of a colonized country and its society. This movie is one I will always remember and keep close to my heart because of its bittersweet story, "forbidden romance" drama, and well-developed characters, which feel very real and human. Although it is an open-ended movie, its lack of closure doesn't feel too out of place or frustrating, unlike what happens ever so often. See more Benjamin H @RT54005248 Nov 2, 2022 It certainly has its moments throughout and is overall well-acted and more interesting than many other movies of its kind, but the relentless length and the inconsistent pacing makes for a kinda wonky movie that never goes to the full grace that it could have done. See more isla s @RT89656869 Sep 3, 2022 This is a sad watch - its quite a moving story with good characters. Its quite dark in tone, certainly towards the end. I thought it was quite moving. The plot pace is perhaps a little slow - it certainly has a long running time of over 2 and a half hours but in a way thats good as it allows the viewer to become more attached to the various characters, to get more of a feel for the local people/community. Much of the film features yellow lighting - it is dark lit in many scenes. I felt it was pretty atmospheric and when we're shown general aerial shots of the surrounding land, the cinematography was quite stunning. I liked the use of music in this film - it wasn't overbearing and it didn't cheapen it but it did help to make me wonder what lay ahead for people, to question what some may be thinking and so on. Its a sobering tale but I felt the themes were well handled and so this is a good film. Its perhaps a bit predictable in some historical regards, sadly and a little slow to build in terms of plot development, so it may not suit everyone but that aside its good. The cast do a decent job, especially Berta Vazquez as Bisila and Mario Casas as Killian. See more Read all reviews

Palm Trees in the Snow

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