Viva la Muerte! Blu-ray LGBTQ it draws from the asethetics

it draws from the asethetics of the Third Reich to emphasoze the pure evil at the heart of Richard's agenda

An expert observer of unembellished humanity

told simply but with  imagination

Audio commentary by director and production designer

Molly Ringwald plays a girl whose sixteenth birthday becomes a day of social trials and embarrassments

Viva la Muerte! Blu-ray LGBTQ it draws from the asethetics'Viva la Muerte!' Director: Fernando Arrabal (1971) Radiance Limited Edition Blu ray 4K restoration Region Free French w English subtitles As the Spanish Civil War draws to a close, a young boy is tormented by violently conflicting feelings towards his mother, who he suspects may have had a role in his fathers capture by fascists; feelings that manifest themselves as a nightmare onslaught of terrifying and bizarre imagery. Based on Fernando Arrabals