Director:
Marshall HerskovitzGuión:
Jeannine DominyCámara:
Bojan BazelliMúsica:
George FentonReparto:
Catherine McCormack, Rufus Sewell, Oliver Platt, Fred Ward, Naomi Watts, Moira Kelly, Jacqueline Bisset, Jeroen Krabbé, Joanna Cassidy, Melina Kanakaredes (más)Sinopsis(1)
Ambientada en la Venecia del siglo XVI, 'Más fuerte que el destino' cuenta la historia de Verónica, una chica enamorada de un hombre acaudalado, Marco Venier. Su relación es imposible, ya que ambos pertenecen a clases sociales diferentes. Sin embargo, el amor lo puede todo y Verónica luchará, contra viento y marea, para convertirse en una de las cortesanas más importantes de la ciudad. (20th Century Fox España)
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The 16th-century Venice setting is beautifully captured in this film, creating an enchanting atmosphere. While the story leans heavily into romance, it delivers some standout moments that even guys can appreciate. Catherine McCormack is an absolute knockout, and she can really act — I'm surprised I hadn't heard of her before. She alone makes the movie worth watching.
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The gorgeous Catherine McCormack literally steals the whole film for herself and I don't mind it at all. Her captivating performance as an involuntary courtesan is unforgettable, it unleashes a whirlwind of emotions and creations that place her among the acting elites. There are no grandiose decorations, monumental sets, or twenty-million-dollar actors, yet everything fits perfectly even with a minimal budget. The plot is told in a captivating way, and the “oldest profession” is excellently portrayed halfway between comedy and drama. It is expertly dosed and brilliantly directed. Bravo! A fantastic film.
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