Tristana
1970, Drama, 1h 38m
32 Reviews 2,500+ RatingsYou might also like
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As a young woman, Tristana (Catherine Deneuve) is orphaned and taken under the guardianship of Don Lope (Fernando Rey), a respected member of the community. However, Don Lope has a weakness for women and takes advantage of his innocent charge. When Tristana falls in love with artist Horacio (Franco Nero), she must learn to be more assertive in order to achieve independence from her nefarious guardian, or her blossoming relationship with Horatio is doomed.
Cast & Crew
Catherine Deneuve
Tristana
Tristana
Fernando Rey
Don Lope
Don Lope
Franco Nero
Horacio
Horacio
Jesus Fernandez
Saturno
Saturno
Lola Gaos
Saturna
Saturna
Vicente Soler
Don Ambrosio
Don Ambrosio
Critic Reviews for Tristana
Audience Reviews for Tristana
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Jan 31, 2015The dubbing of Deneuve's voice into Spanish seems to diminish the impact of her performance, but sill this a fascinating story of power, hypocrisy, resentment and bitterness as seen through the eyes of two complex characters in a society dominated by religious and patriarchal values.Carlos M Super Reviewer
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May 22, 2013An old man (Fernando Rey) becomes obsessed with an beautiful orphan girl (Catherine Denueve) whom he adopts; she leaves him but returns when she loses her leg. All of Luis Bunuel's usual intelligence and obsessiveness is on display here, but there's little passion or magic in this melodrama that's only slightly twisted. TRISTANA serves as a breather between the masterpieces BELLE DE JOUR and DISCREET CHARM OF THE BOURGEOISIE.Greg S Super Reviewer
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Oct 31, 2009Pretty interesting but nothing special.Stefan P Super Reviewer
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Jun 10, 2008Any time Bunuel and Deneuve team up you're in for a treat.Anthony V Super Reviewer
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