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La bola negra review: A breathtaking reminder of how far gay men have come
"If there’s one gay film this decade that demands to be viewed on a cinema screen, it’s this one," writes Attitude's film critic
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"If there’s one gay film this decade that demands to be viewed on a cinema screen, it’s this one," writes Attitude's film critic
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Move over, The Odyssey – La bola negra, helmed by handsome ex-boyfriends and directing duo Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo (judges on Drag Race España) is an Oscar shoo-in. It's a film every man who’s ever loved a man (or struggled to) must see before he dies. “A big gay ancestors' strength was guiding us,” says Calvo
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La bola negra opens in UK cinemas on Friday (6 November)
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Bernardeau appears fully naked in a shower scene in which Sebastián helps him wash
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The film takes its name from an unfinished play by gay Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca, who was assassinated in 1936
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Javier Ambrossi has explained why he chose the actor to play Rafael in the upcoming Spanish film
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Attitude reviews: La bola negra, Her Private Hell, I Love Boosters, Primetime, Animol and The Craft
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The queer epic explores the intertwined lives of three gay men, moving between 1932, 1937 and 2017
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Starring Penélope Cruz and Glenn Close, the story moves between 1932, 1937 and 2017, exploring LGBTQ+ identity across Spain’s history
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From Club Kid starring Jordan Firstman to Tom Sturridge's AIDS epidemic drama The Man I Love and hunky cartoon Jim Queen, Cannes 2026 delivered