'Viva Carmen', the brightest (and feminist) reading of Bizet's opera from animation

The film "Viva Carmen" by Sébastien Laudenbach reinterprets Bizet's opera, focusing on the character of Carmen from a fresh perspective. It highlights the story through the eyes of a child, emphasizing themes of memory, dignity, and justice for women. The film aims to deconstruct traditional narratives while celebrating the vibrant culture of Sevilla. Laudenbach's approach transforms Carmen's tragic fate into a broader commentary on societal issues, allowing the voices of women to resonate powerfully. The film serves as a tribute to Carmen's legacy, reinforcing her status as a cultural icon.

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