Spanish Film Festival – Language Lessons Movie Review

With so many people relying on zoom for their daily office interface who would have thought that technology could be used for something so entertaining? Language Lessons turns the computer call upside down and creates something remarkably enlightening.

Adam (Mark Duplass) receives a present from his husband for 100 Spanish lessons. They are to be delivered remotely by Cariño (Natalie Morales). Adam lives the life of luxury in the United States while Cariño has to ply her trade remotely from Costa Rica. Through circumstance, they become much more than teacher and student.

 

 

Underlined by some very serious themes, the film is a joy to behold and its emotional ride, while not always easy is tremendously satisfying. It’s a great introduction to this year’s Moro Spanish Film Festival. Language Lessons is a Festival Special presentation.

Language Lessons screenings in Brisbane
PALACE BARRACKS
Friday 29, April 6:20 PM
Monday 2, May 3:50 PM
Friday 6, May 6:00 PM
Tuesday 10, May 1:30 PM
Saturday 14, May 8:20 PM

PALACE JAMES ST
Tuesday 3, May 4:10 PM
Thursday 5, May 11:15 AM
Friday 13, May 1:30 PM

The Spanish Film Festival runs in Brisbane from Thursday, April 28 to Wednesday, May 18, and will take place at the Palace James Street and Palace Barracks cinemas.

Click here for more information about the festival, or head to the official website for more information and to book your tickets!
www.spanishfilmfestival.com