Director:
Gillian ArmstrongGuión:
Jeremy BrockCámara:
Dion BeebeMúsica:
Stephen WarbeckReparto:
Cate Blanchett, Billy Crudup, Michael Gambon, James Fleet, Rupert Penry-Jones, Nicholas Farrell, Helen McCrory, John Benfield, Jack Shepherd, Lewis Crutch (más)Sinopsis(1)
La Francia ocupada por los nazis, en 1942. Charlotte Gray (Cate Blanchett), una joven escocesa reclutada como agente secreto, entra en la resistencia. Su verdadero objetivo es rescatar a su novio, miembro de la fuerza aérea británica, pero pronto se dará cuenta de que, en el misterioso mundo donde se ha metido, sólo puede confiar en sí misma. (Universal Pictures España)
(más)Reseñas (3)
Muy buena fotografía, vestuario y, en general, representación histórica del escenario y la época. Pero la trama no tiene motor y la película resulta demasiado televisiva e insulsa hasta el último cuarto. Ni siquiera Cate Blanchett destaca en la película, como si siguiera las directrices del director de 'menos es a veces más'. Si no fuera por la dramatización del final, la película me habría dejado tan frío como la lectura de un libro aburrido.
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Despite the excellent camera work, it is quite an average affair, mainly due to the script, which takes the somewhat cumbersome subject matter too seriously, thus undermining the tension. However, the characters ultimately find their way into the viewer's heart, and thanks to the captivating performance by Cate Blanchett and the excellent Michael Gambon, boredom is not a concern.
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A romantic drama set in World War II that tells the story of a Scottish woman's tremendous determination to give up almost everything for the love of a man. Charlotte Gray is a film that tells the story of a very common theme today:war and its effects on those around it. It's an incredibly moving, telling story, and a very realistic one in terms of the anti-Semitism of the time. The whole film is accompanied by a beautiful musical score and the visual impact is provided by great cinematography. The actors were well very cast, a great Cate Blanchett and a great Billy Crudup with Michael Gambon. Truly, a film that doesn't lack quality and its only major issue on the overall image for me was the running time and a few other negligible little flaws.
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