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Related: About this forumFor you, THE LACUNA fans
My sister just sent me the DVD, Frida. What a great movie, especially after reading that book. Really added to the whole experience.
I grew up in the Southwest and studied art history but never heard of her until now. I can see why, though. She was quite the liberated woman back then. My sister, who still lives down there, tells me she is now highly regarded and adored. I'm happy to know that.
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For you, THE LACUNA fans (Original Post)
hermetic
Oct 2015
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dhill926
(16,953 posts)1. Love Frida Kahlo…
Loved the movie and the book. A lot of great material out there for you. But nothing beats viewing her art
scarletwoman
(31,893 posts)2. I had already seen the movie, "Frida" long before "The Lacuna" came out.
Frida was released in 2002, The Lacuna was published in 2009.
Having seen the movie, I have to say that the visuals from the film certainly colored (so to speak) my reading of the novel.
Having seen the movie, I have to say that the visuals from the film certainly colored (so to speak) my reading of the novel.
japple
(10,388 posts)3. Thanks, hermetic. Will have to watch Frida. Thank heavens
for Netflix!
Enthusiast
(50,983 posts)4. Thank you, hermetic.
I have not read The Lacuna yet. I will avoid the movie until then. Mrs. Enthusiast wants me to read The Poisonwood Bible first. Just because.