An Essay-Review of: (1) Federico García Lorca's Blood Wedding, a flamenco dance film directed by Carlos Saura and choreographed by Antonio Gades; and (2) Prosper Merimée's Carmen, a flamenco dance film directed by Carlos Saura and choreographed by Antonio Gades
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