The Eternal Feminine

Synopsis

The Eternal Feminine, also known as Los adioses, is a 2017 Mexican biographical drama film starring Karina Gidi. The movie delves into the life of renowned Mexican writer Rosario Castellanos, focusing on her personal struggles, relationships, and her journey to becoming an influential feminist figure in a male-dominated society. Through a poignant narrative, the film depicts Castellanos' internal conflicts, societal challenges, and her relentless determination to challenge the status quo. The Eternal Feminine paints a vivid portrait of a woman ahead of her time, navigating love, ambition, and the pursuit of her own identity amidst the backdrop of cultural and political upheaval in mid-20th century Mexico.

Cast

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  Karina Gidi

  Rosario (Adulta)

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  Daniel Giménez Cacho

  Ricardo (Adulto)

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  Tessa Ía

  Rosario

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  Pedro de Tavira

  Ricardo

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  María Evoli

  Luisa Josefina

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  Luis Eduardo Yee

  Raúl

Reviews

The Eternal Feminine has garnered praise from critics for its compelling portrayal of Rosario Castellanos' life and the nuanced performance by Karina Gidi. The New York Times hailed the film as 'a powerful exploration of feminism and identity,' while The Guardian lauded it for 'capturing the spirit of a trailblazing literary figure.' On the other hand, Variety criticized the pacing of the movie, stating that it 'feels disjointed at times.' Despite some mixed reviews, the film holds a respectable IMDb rating of 7.0/10, indicating a generally positive reception from audiences. Overall, The Eternal Feminine offers an insightful and illuminating look into the life of a remarkable woman and her enduring legacy.