Federico García Lorca has an absolutely central presence in 'The Black Ball', the film by Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo that comes to the cinemas this Friday preceded by an unusual expectation. But, in reality, the poet and playwright from Granada appears very little time on the screen; less than three minutes in a film that easily exceeds two and a half hours. And to interpret it, the Javis, who do not tend to give stitch without thread, hav…
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Federico García Lorca has an absolutely central presence in 'The Black Ball', the film by Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo that comes to the cinemas this Friday preceded by an unusual expectation. But, in reality, the poet and playwright from Granada appears very little time on the screen; less than three minutes in a film that easily exceeds two and a half hours. And to interpret it, the Javis, who do not tend to give stitch without thread, hav…