On TV after a long time Pedro Almodovar Last week, twice in a row, he took to the stage in decidedly controversial fashion and became the undisputed hero. The most notable of these took place at the height of the Goya Awards, where the best film award will be presented, and it dared to say loud and clear that no one else had. He could afford it, and he did, looking at the face of the aforementioned politician in the room.
Almodóvar appeared in the eighth and final episode of the Mercedes Milá program. Not to discourage anyone, just to motivate us to take action, but the data is here. TVE aired this after a football match to attract viewers, but not even for that reason. Of the more than three million people who followed the meeting, only half a million stayed to watch and left for an hour and a half, so that when Asier Etxeandia made his star appearance, half of those who remained at the front of the meeting hall were at the screen. We can say they missed it, but how sad is Spain. He still has his own thing; with bread and circuses. Mercedes would need a few slaps on the wrist. For his attitude, for not doing his homework, for his courage in saying that Pain and Glory was Almodóvar’s last film.
When Asier appeared, he swore and cursed fate, asking the gods why he had to be gay if he loved a man so much. We won’t change it at this point in her life, but we should ask TVE that if Milá or Julia Otero wants to work at home, they shouldn’t do it with private production companies anymore.