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Two men, a literary critic named Diego and a nurse named Benigno, form unlikely bonds with two women who are both in comas. Diego meets Alicia, a flamenco dancer, while Benigno cares for Lydia, a bullfighter. As the men confide in each other, their lives become increasingly intertwined through their shared devotion and the mysterious circumstances surrounding the women's conditions.

Talk to Her was widely acclaimed by critics for its emotional depth, unique storytelling, and Almodóvar's masterful direction. The film was praised for its sensitive exploration of love, loss, and human connection, resonating with both critics and audiences worldwide.

• Praised for its daring and poignant narrative.

• Lauded for Pedro Almodóvar's distinctive and compassionate direction.

• Celebrated for its exploration of themes like communication, solitude, and love.

Google audience: Audiences found the film to be a deeply moving and thought-provoking experience, appreciating its unusual yet affecting storyline and the emotional performances of the cast. Some viewers noted the film's unconventional approach to relationships and its exploration of complex human emotions.

Won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for Pedro Almodóvar. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Director.

The title in Spanish, 'Hable con ella,' literally translates to 'Speak with her,' emphasizing the film's central theme of communication, particularly with those who cannot verbally respond.