PURE THOMAS MANN
The book/film is so purely Thomas Mann's DEATH IN VENICE there is no attempt to cover it up.
shareThe book/film is so purely Thomas Mann's DEATH IN VENICE there is no attempt to cover it up.
shareI disagree. von Aschenbach is struggling with his desire for the boy (and he is a boy) and that leads to his death. You'll need to read the story to see this.
With Love and Death in which, like Gods and Monsters, there is the attraction of an older man to a younger, De'ath is much more secure in his want for Ronnie; finally expressing it. I think we need to see past the older/younger genre to see the finesses in each movie.
that's the really....huh part....
His name...was Julio Iglesias!