Umbracle (1972) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Umbracle about?
Umbracle is a documentary. Umbracle (1972) presents a critical examination of official Spain during the Franco dictatorship through innovative cinematographic techniques. Directed by Pere Portabella, the film employs a "montage of attractions" and Brechtian elements, intertwining fragments of archive footage with surreal scenes featuring actor Christopher Lee in a dream-like Barcelona. The narrative structure challenges conventional storytelling, creating a sense of tension and incompleteness. Portabella's work stands as a politically charged and poetically complex reflection on the socio-political landscape of 1970s Spain.
When was Umbracle released?
Umbracle was released in 1972.
How long is Umbracle?
Umbracle has a runtime of 85 minutes.
What genre is Umbracle?
Umbracle is classified as Arts.
What topics does Umbracle cover?
Umbracle explores topics including culture, politics, human-rights, urban.