Nothing broken about ‘Embraces’
By DFCS on Thursday, 24th December 2009
Nothing broken about 'Embraces' | 
I’ve often argued that Spanish director Pedro Almodovar is incapable of making a bad movie. There’s greater and lesser Almodovar, and that’s about all that needs to be said.
Broken Embraces — the latest movie from the now aging bad boy of Spanish cinema — falls somewhere between lesser and greater. Still, Broken Embraces is a must-see for those who’ve followed Almodovar’s career and for those who love the sensuous pleasures of movies.
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