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I was not really sure what to expect when I heard that there was a new Malena movie out, but it soon became apparent that I would not regret my decision to watch it. It is different than the previous film, in many ways.The telling of this story is mostly through dialogue telling the recollection of events by each character separately. The sound effects are kept at a minimum and there are few sequences with much action (though when they do happen they are done well). The intensity of the drama is also much lower than in the original film, though given that this one is darker in tone it's understandable why this would be so. The story starts off describing the normal sort of teenage life, before progressing to the discovery of a dead girl. The next part of the film is set in the present day where the people of the village are being questioned by police about their memories. Each individual seems to have different recollections of events, which are really just their own opinion about what had happened.This is not a happy film by any means. It actually ends on quite a depressing note that really makes you question just how much you trust different people in your life. That said though there are some moments when you see where they can go in their future and it's not all bad. Overall I really did like the film, but the ending did feel a little forced. If you liked the original Malena movie then I am sure you will like this one too. I would give this film 3/5 stars!A few days ago, amongst all of our family's many activities, I decided to go to see Malena (2016). Since it was playing in the afternoon, it wasn't difficult for me to get tickets.As soon as the film started, it was very clear that our expectations about what we were going to watch were not quite on target. We expected an update of the story of Malena (2000) but instead we saw an alternate telling of it. The title 'Malena' referred to the main character of the story, not to the film itself. "Malena" is Spanish for "young maiden". The title of 'Malena' refers to the young girl in question, who, like Malena (2000), dies while bathing in a fountain. Unsurprisingly, this new Malena (2016) also shares its main cast with 2000's film, yet it tells her story from a different angle.The movie introduced us to four different narrators: Rosario (played by Ana Fernández), Maria (played by Victoria Abril), Juana (played by Gloria de Castro) and Blanca (played by Blanca Suarez). Each narrator has their separate story to tell about their involvement in the deaths of the two girls, revealing a different slant on this tragic event.While all four actresses were well cast, it was Blanca Suarez who stole the show as she tragically narrated her memories of Malena (2000). In rapidly alternating scenes, we were taken from a morning shoot to a night shoot, from a scene shot in a nightclub to one shot in her dressing room. We also saw moments from other shoots that showcased other parts of her life and career. In addition to this there were sequences showing her mother having fun at parties or travelling by car with members of the national volleyball league. cfa1e77820
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