"Dalíland" Biopic: A Glorious and Unboring Portrayal of Salvador Dalí

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"Dalíland" is a fictionalized look at the later years of artist Salvador Dalí, focusing on his struggles with producing new work and his tumultuous relationship with his wife Gala. The film is led by Ben Kingsley's performance as Dalí, with Barbara Sukowa as Gala. While the invented character of James serves as a proxy for the viewer, the real stars of the film are Dalí and Gala, who provide tension and mystery to the story. The film incorporates flashbacks to the couple's early years, helping to establish the emotional and psychological foundation for their relationship.
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