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Little Ashes

In 1922, 18-year old Salvador Dalí (Robert Pattinson) arrives at university in Madrid. The Residencia de Estudiantes, or student residences, is a modern environment which encourages Spain's brightest young minds. Salvador, who is determined to become a great artist, soon catches the attention of the Resi's social elite poet Federico García Lorca (Javier Beltran) and aspiring filmmaker Luis Buñuel (Matthew McNulty). Together they form the nucleus of the most modern group in Madrid.
Their private lives become increasingly complex as Federico ignores the advances of devoted friend and writer Magdalena (Marina Gatell), and Salvador himself feels the pull of García Lorca's magnetism. Luis, becoming increasingly isolated by the duo's closeness, decides to move to Paris to fulfill his own artistic ambitions. Meanwhile, Salvador and Federico leave Madrid to spend the summer at the seaside village of Cadaques, at the home of Dalí's family.
Federico finds himself accepted[1] into the Dalí family as he and Salvador grow closer until, one night, their friendship becomes more.[2] Even as they draw closer, their relationship appears doomed. Luis visits them at university and becomes more suspicious and appalled by their apparent closeness.
Dalí finds García Lorca's obsession with him more than he is prepared to handle and moves to Paris. Consumed by the high society and decadence, Dalí is soon entangled with Gala (Arly Jover) a married woman with a penchant for celebrities. When García Lorca visits, he finds his friend is a changed man, in his life and his politics.

Question: How old was Salvador Dali when he arrived at university in Madrid?
Answer: 18
Little Ashes

In 1922, 18-year old Salvador Dalí (Robert Pattinson) arrives at university in Madrid. The Residencia de Estudiantes, or student residences, is a modern environment which encourages Spain's brightest young minds. Salvador, who is determined to become a great artist, soon catches the attention of the Resi's social elite poet Federico García Lorca (Javier Beltran) and aspiring filmmaker Luis Buñuel (Matthew McNulty). Together they form the nucleus of the most modern group in Madrid.
Their private lives become increasingly complex as Federico ignores the advances of devoted friend and writer Magdalena (Marina Gatell), and Salvador himself feels the pull of García Lorca's magnetism. Luis, becoming increasingly isolated by the duo's closeness, decides to move to Paris to fulfill his own artistic ambitions. Meanwhile, Salvador and Federico leave Madrid to spend the summer at the seaside village of Cadaques, at the home of Dalí's family.
Federico finds himself accepted[1] into the Dalí family as he and Salvador grow closer until, one night, their friendship becomes more.[2] Even as they draw closer, their relationship appears doomed. Luis visits them at university and becomes more suspicious and appalled by their apparent closeness.
Dalí finds García Lorca's obsession with him more than he is prepared to handle and moves to Paris. Consumed by the high society and decadence, Dalí is soon entangled with Gala (Arly Jover) a married woman with a penchant for celebrities. When García Lorca visits, he finds his friend is a changed man, in his life and his politics.

Question: What does Luis Brunuel aspire to be?
Answer: Filmmaker
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

Valerie [Jaroslava Schallerová] has just come of age with her first bleeding. Babischka [Helena Anyzová] says
that it's time to put away her magic earrings and attend to the
missionaries who are coming to town. Valerie, however, is more interested
in the performers who have arrived for Hedvica's wedding. As the
celebrators pass below her dining room window, Valerie sees a "monster," a
masked man whose face changes from human to a nosferatu-like vampire. Even
Babischka pales when she sets eyes on him.Now Valerie begins to see the vampire everywhere. He is the Bishop,
he is the Constable, he is her boyfriend Orlik's guardian, he is the
Weasel, he is Babischka's lover Richard. Babischka wishes to be young
again so that Richard will find her beautiful, so she signs away her house
(Valerie's inheritance) in return for a drink of Hedvica's blood on her
wedding night. Babischka then shows up as Valerie's second cousin Elsa,
young, beautiful, and vampire. When Valerie learns that the Vampire is
dying and must have blood, she steals a chicken and feeds him the blood
off her lips.A visiting priest, another of Babischka's lovers, tells
Valerie that her father was also Orlik's father, which greatly disturbs
Valerie to find that she and Orlik are brother and sister, but she is more
disturbed when the priest attempts to seduce her, so upset in fact that
she kills herself with her magic earrings. The priest then kills himself
but comes back to life. The priest convinces the town that Valerie
bewitched him, so the townsfolk tie Valerie to a stake and set her on
fire, but her magic earrings save her.Suddenly, Babischka is back. She reveals to Valerie a story about how
her lover Richard had two children with Valerie's mother (of which Valerie
is one, of course) just as a carriage drives up and Valerie's parents get
out. A hunter kills a weasel which has been eating the chickens, and much
merriment ensues as the whole town turns up to celebrate. The story ends
with Valerie asleep in a bed in the middle of the forest. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Question: Who is accused of bewitching the priest?
Answer: Valerie
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

Valerie [Jaroslava Schallerová] has just come of age with her first bleeding. Babischka [Helena Anyzová] says
that it's time to put away her magic earrings and attend to the
missionaries who are coming to town. Valerie, however, is more interested
in the performers who have arrived for Hedvica's wedding. As the
celebrators pass below her dining room window, Valerie sees a "monster," a
masked man whose face changes from human to a nosferatu-like vampire. Even
Babischka pales when she sets eyes on him.Now Valerie begins to see the vampire everywhere. He is the Bishop,
he is the Constable, he is her boyfriend Orlik's guardian, he is the
Weasel, he is Babischka's lover Richard. Babischka wishes to be young
again so that Richard will find her beautiful, so she signs away her house
(Valerie's inheritance) in return for a drink of Hedvica's blood on her
wedding night. Babischka then shows up as Valerie's second cousin Elsa,
young, beautiful, and vampire. When Valerie learns that the Vampire is
dying and must have blood, she steals a chicken and feeds him the blood
off her lips.A visiting priest, another of Babischka's lovers, tells
Valerie that her father was also Orlik's father, which greatly disturbs
Valerie to find that she and Orlik are brother and sister, but she is more
disturbed when the priest attempts to seduce her, so upset in fact that
she kills herself with her magic earrings. The priest then kills himself
but comes back to life. The priest convinces the town that Valerie
bewitched him, so the townsfolk tie Valerie to a stake and set her on
fire, but her magic earrings save her.Suddenly, Babischka is back. She reveals to Valerie a story about how
her lover Richard had two children with Valerie's mother (of which Valerie
is one, of course) just as a carriage drives up and Valerie's parents get
out. A hunter kills a weasel which has been eating the chickens, and much
merriment ensues as the whole town turns up to celebrate. The story ends
with Valerie asleep in a bed in the middle of the forest. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Question: Who has just come of age?
Answer: Valerie
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

Valerie [Jaroslava Schallerová] has just come of age with her first bleeding. Babischka [Helena Anyzová] says
that it's time to put away her magic earrings and attend to the
missionaries who are coming to town. Valerie, however, is more interested
in the performers who have arrived for Hedvica's wedding. As the
celebrators pass below her dining room window, Valerie sees a "monster," a
masked man whose face changes from human to a nosferatu-like vampire. Even
Babischka pales when she sets eyes on him.Now Valerie begins to see the vampire everywhere. He is the Bishop,
he is the Constable, he is her boyfriend Orlik's guardian, he is the
Weasel, he is Babischka's lover Richard. Babischka wishes to be young
again so that Richard will find her beautiful, so she signs away her house
(Valerie's inheritance) in return for a drink of Hedvica's blood on her
wedding night. Babischka then shows up as Valerie's second cousin Elsa,
young, beautiful, and vampire. When Valerie learns that the Vampire is
dying and must have blood, she steals a chicken and feeds him the blood
off her lips.A visiting priest, another of Babischka's lovers, tells
Valerie that her father was also Orlik's father, which greatly disturbs
Valerie to find that she and Orlik are brother and sister, but she is more
disturbed when the priest attempts to seduce her, so upset in fact that
she kills herself with her magic earrings. The priest then kills himself
but comes back to life. The priest convinces the town that Valerie
bewitched him, so the townsfolk tie Valerie to a stake and set her on
fire, but her magic earrings save her.Suddenly, Babischka is back. She reveals to Valerie a story about how
her lover Richard had two children with Valerie's mother (of which Valerie
is one, of course) just as a carriage drives up and Valerie's parents get
out. A hunter kills a weasel which has been eating the chickens, and much
merriment ensues as the whole town turns up to celebrate. The story ends
with Valerie asleep in a bed in the middle of the forest. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Question: Whose blood does Babischka drink?
Answer: Hedvica
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

Valerie [Jaroslava Schallerová] has just come of age with her first bleeding. Babischka [Helena Anyzová] says
that it's time to put away her magic earrings and attend to the
missionaries who are coming to town. Valerie, however, is more interested
in the performers who have arrived for Hedvica's wedding. As the
celebrators pass below her dining room window, Valerie sees a "monster," a
masked man whose face changes from human to a nosferatu-like vampire. Even
Babischka pales when she sets eyes on him.Now Valerie begins to see the vampire everywhere. He is the Bishop,
he is the Constable, he is her boyfriend Orlik's guardian, he is the
Weasel, he is Babischka's lover Richard. Babischka wishes to be young
again so that Richard will find her beautiful, so she signs away her house
(Valerie's inheritance) in return for a drink of Hedvica's blood on her
wedding night. Babischka then shows up as Valerie's second cousin Elsa,
young, beautiful, and vampire. When Valerie learns that the Vampire is
dying and must have blood, she steals a chicken and feeds him the blood
off her lips.A visiting priest, another of Babischka's lovers, tells
Valerie that her father was also Orlik's father, which greatly disturbs
Valerie to find that she and Orlik are brother and sister, but she is more
disturbed when the priest attempts to seduce her, so upset in fact that
she kills herself with her magic earrings. The priest then kills himself
but comes back to life. The priest convinces the town that Valerie
bewitched him, so the townsfolk tie Valerie to a stake and set her on
fire, but her magic earrings save her.Suddenly, Babischka is back. She reveals to Valerie a story about how
her lover Richard had two children with Valerie's mother (of which Valerie
is one, of course) just as a carriage drives up and Valerie's parents get
out. A hunter kills a weasel which has been eating the chickens, and much
merriment ensues as the whole town turns up to celebrate. The story ends
with Valerie asleep in a bed in the middle of the forest. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Question: Who does Babischka show up as?
Answer: Elsa
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

Valerie [Jaroslava Schallerová] has just come of age with her first bleeding. Babischka [Helena Anyzová] says
that it's time to put away her magic earrings and attend to the
missionaries who are coming to town. Valerie, however, is more interested
in the performers who have arrived for Hedvica's wedding. As the
celebrators pass below her dining room window, Valerie sees a "monster," a
masked man whose face changes from human to a nosferatu-like vampire. Even
Babischka pales when she sets eyes on him.Now Valerie begins to see the vampire everywhere. He is the Bishop,
he is the Constable, he is her boyfriend Orlik's guardian, he is the
Weasel, he is Babischka's lover Richard. Babischka wishes to be young
again so that Richard will find her beautiful, so she signs away her house
(Valerie's inheritance) in return for a drink of Hedvica's blood on her
wedding night. Babischka then shows up as Valerie's second cousin Elsa,
young, beautiful, and vampire. When Valerie learns that the Vampire is
dying and must have blood, she steals a chicken and feeds him the blood
off her lips.A visiting priest, another of Babischka's lovers, tells
Valerie that her father was also Orlik's father, which greatly disturbs
Valerie to find that she and Orlik are brother and sister, but she is more
disturbed when the priest attempts to seduce her, so upset in fact that
she kills herself with her magic earrings. The priest then kills himself
but comes back to life. The priest convinces the town that Valerie
bewitched him, so the townsfolk tie Valerie to a stake and set her on
fire, but her magic earrings save her.Suddenly, Babischka is back. She reveals to Valerie a story about how
her lover Richard had two children with Valerie's mother (of which Valerie
is one, of course) just as a carriage drives up and Valerie's parents get
out. A hunter kills a weasel which has been eating the chickens, and much
merriment ensues as the whole town turns up to celebrate. The story ends
with Valerie asleep in a bed in the middle of the forest. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Question: Whose inheritance did Babischka sign away?
Answer: Valerie's
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

Valerie [Jaroslava Schallerová] has just come of age with her first bleeding. Babischka [Helena Anyzová] says
that it's time to put away her magic earrings and attend to the
missionaries who are coming to town. Valerie, however, is more interested
in the performers who have arrived for Hedvica's wedding. As the
celebrators pass below her dining room window, Valerie sees a "monster," a
masked man whose face changes from human to a nosferatu-like vampire. Even
Babischka pales when she sets eyes on him.Now Valerie begins to see the vampire everywhere. He is the Bishop,
he is the Constable, he is her boyfriend Orlik's guardian, he is the
Weasel, he is Babischka's lover Richard. Babischka wishes to be young
again so that Richard will find her beautiful, so she signs away her house
(Valerie's inheritance) in return for a drink of Hedvica's blood on her
wedding night. Babischka then shows up as Valerie's second cousin Elsa,
young, beautiful, and vampire. When Valerie learns that the Vampire is
dying and must have blood, she steals a chicken and feeds him the blood
off her lips.A visiting priest, another of Babischka's lovers, tells
Valerie that her father was also Orlik's father, which greatly disturbs
Valerie to find that she and Orlik are brother and sister, but she is more
disturbed when the priest attempts to seduce her, so upset in fact that
she kills herself with her magic earrings. The priest then kills himself
but comes back to life. The priest convinces the town that Valerie
bewitched him, so the townsfolk tie Valerie to a stake and set her on
fire, but her magic earrings save her.Suddenly, Babischka is back. She reveals to Valerie a story about how
her lover Richard had two children with Valerie's mother (of which Valerie
is one, of course) just as a carriage drives up and Valerie's parents get
out. A hunter kills a weasel which has been eating the chickens, and much
merriment ensues as the whole town turns up to celebrate. The story ends
with Valerie asleep in a bed in the middle of the forest. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Question: What saves Valerie from being burned at the stake?
Answer: Magic earrings
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

Valerie [Jaroslava Schallerová] has just come of age with her first bleeding. Babischka [Helena Anyzová] says
that it's time to put away her magic earrings and attend to the
missionaries who are coming to town. Valerie, however, is more interested
in the performers who have arrived for Hedvica's wedding. As the
celebrators pass below her dining room window, Valerie sees a "monster," a
masked man whose face changes from human to a nosferatu-like vampire. Even
Babischka pales when she sets eyes on him.Now Valerie begins to see the vampire everywhere. He is the Bishop,
he is the Constable, he is her boyfriend Orlik's guardian, he is the
Weasel, he is Babischka's lover Richard. Babischka wishes to be young
again so that Richard will find her beautiful, so she signs away her house
(Valerie's inheritance) in return for a drink of Hedvica's blood on her
wedding night. Babischka then shows up as Valerie's second cousin Elsa,
young, beautiful, and vampire. When Valerie learns that the Vampire is
dying and must have blood, she steals a chicken and feeds him the blood
off her lips.A visiting priest, another of Babischka's lovers, tells
Valerie that her father was also Orlik's father, which greatly disturbs
Valerie to find that she and Orlik are brother and sister, but she is more
disturbed when the priest attempts to seduce her, so upset in fact that
she kills herself with her magic earrings. The priest then kills himself
but comes back to life. The priest convinces the town that Valerie
bewitched him, so the townsfolk tie Valerie to a stake and set her on
fire, but her magic earrings save her.Suddenly, Babischka is back. She reveals to Valerie a story about how
her lover Richard had two children with Valerie's mother (of which Valerie
is one, of course) just as a carriage drives up and Valerie's parents get
out. A hunter kills a weasel which has been eating the chickens, and much
merriment ensues as the whole town turns up to celebrate. The story ends
with Valerie asleep in a bed in the middle of the forest. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Question: Who convinces the town that he was bewitched?
Answer: The priest?
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

Valerie [Jaroslava Schallerová] has just come of age with her first bleeding. Babischka [Helena Anyzová] says
that it's time to put away her magic earrings and attend to the
missionaries who are coming to town. Valerie, however, is more interested
in the performers who have arrived for Hedvica's wedding. As the
celebrators pass below her dining room window, Valerie sees a "monster," a
masked man whose face changes from human to a nosferatu-like vampire. Even
Babischka pales when she sets eyes on him.Now Valerie begins to see the vampire everywhere. He is the Bishop,
he is the Constable, he is her boyfriend Orlik's guardian, he is the
Weasel, he is Babischka's lover Richard. Babischka wishes to be young
again so that Richard will find her beautiful, so she signs away her house
(Valerie's inheritance) in return for a drink of Hedvica's blood on her
wedding night. Babischka then shows up as Valerie's second cousin Elsa,
young, beautiful, and vampire. When Valerie learns that the Vampire is
dying and must have blood, she steals a chicken and feeds him the blood
off her lips.A visiting priest, another of Babischka's lovers, tells
Valerie that her father was also Orlik's father, which greatly disturbs
Valerie to find that she and Orlik are brother and sister, but she is more
disturbed when the priest attempts to seduce her, so upset in fact that
she kills herself with her magic earrings. The priest then kills himself
but comes back to life. The priest convinces the town that Valerie
bewitched him, so the townsfolk tie Valerie to a stake and set her on
fire, but her magic earrings save her.Suddenly, Babischka is back. She reveals to Valerie a story about how
her lover Richard had two children with Valerie's mother (of which Valerie
is one, of course) just as a carriage drives up and Valerie's parents get
out. A hunter kills a weasel which has been eating the chickens, and much
merriment ensues as the whole town turns up to celebrate. The story ends
with Valerie asleep in a bed in the middle of the forest. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Question: Who attempts to seduce Valerie?
Answer: The priest
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders

Valerie [Jaroslava Schallerová] has just come of age with her first bleeding. Babischka [Helena Anyzová] says
that it's time to put away her magic earrings and attend to the
missionaries who are coming to town. Valerie, however, is more interested
in the performers who have arrived for Hedvica's wedding. As the
celebrators pass below her dining room window, Valerie sees a "monster," a
masked man whose face changes from human to a nosferatu-like vampire. Even
Babischka pales when she sets eyes on him.Now Valerie begins to see the vampire everywhere. He is the Bishop,
he is the Constable, he is her boyfriend Orlik's guardian, he is the
Weasel, he is Babischka's lover Richard. Babischka wishes to be young
again so that Richard will find her beautiful, so she signs away her house
(Valerie's inheritance) in return for a drink of Hedvica's blood on her
wedding night. Babischka then shows up as Valerie's second cousin Elsa,
young, beautiful, and vampire. When Valerie learns that the Vampire is
dying and must have blood, she steals a chicken and feeds him the blood
off her lips.A visiting priest, another of Babischka's lovers, tells
Valerie that her father was also Orlik's father, which greatly disturbs
Valerie to find that she and Orlik are brother and sister, but she is more
disturbed when the priest attempts to seduce her, so upset in fact that
she kills herself with her magic earrings. The priest then kills himself
but comes back to life. The priest convinces the town that Valerie
bewitched him, so the townsfolk tie Valerie to a stake and set her on
fire, but her magic earrings save her.Suddenly, Babischka is back. She reveals to Valerie a story about how
her lover Richard had two children with Valerie's mother (of which Valerie
is one, of course) just as a carriage drives up and Valerie's parents get
out. A hunter kills a weasel which has been eating the chickens, and much
merriment ensues as the whole town turns up to celebrate. The story ends
with Valerie asleep in a bed in the middle of the forest. [Synopsis by bj_kuehl]

Question: What does Valerie use to kill herself?
Answer: Magic earrings