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From 21 November 2023

Strange Way of Life Strange Way of Life

Pedro Almodóvar / Spain, France / 2023 / 31 min / English

Pedro Almodovar’s latest “caprice” is a short film answering the question from Brokeback Mountain: “What could two men do living together on a ranch?

cast Ethan Hawke, Pedro Pascal, Manu Ríos, Pedro Casablanc, George Steane, José Condessa, Jason Fernández, Sara Sálamo, Ohiana Cueto, Daniela Medina

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Rancher Silva is horse riding across the desert on his way to Bitter Creek. He is coming to visit sheriff Jake, his old friend from the times when they both worked as hired pistoleros. But after a night of walking down memory lane, the real reason for Silva’s visit is revealed…

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