Director:
Peter LandesmanGuión:
Peter LandesmanCámara:
Barry AckroydMúsica:
James Newton HowardReparto:
Zac Efron, Tom Welling, Paul Giamatti, Marcia Gay Harden, Ron Livingston, James Badge Dale, Colin Hanks, Billy Bob Thornton, Jackie Earle Haley (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Parkland narra los sucesos caóticos que tuvieron lugar en el hospital Parkland de Dallas el 22 de noviembre de 1963, fecha en la que el presidente John F. Kennedy fue asesinado por varios impactos de balas. 80 minutos después del fallecimiento del Presidente, Lee Harvey Oswald es detenido como principal sospechoso reuniendo bastantes pruebas que así lo determinan. Pero él se confiesa inocente y declara ser un simple "patsy", término utilizado por la mafia para denominar a los individuos inocentes a los que se trata de inculpar de algún crimen. El 24 de noviembre de 1963, cuando la policía está llevando a cabo el traslado de Oswald a otra prisión, Jack Ruby se abre paso entre los asistentes y le dispara en el pecho causándole la muerte. Después de 50 años, el crimen del presidente John F. Kennedy sigue siendo un misterio acompañado por numerosas teorías conspiratorias e intereses ocultos. (Divisa Home Video)
(más)Reseñas (2)
An excellent acted documentary, which, from start to finish, gives off a very authentic impression and is designed mainly for viewers obsessed with the JFK theme. There are a lot of characters, none of them are the main character and almost everyone has their moment. A number of scenes are hellishly strong and I appreciate how the screenwriter and director managed to balance the mournful patriotic mood of the film so that (at least for me) it didn't seem cheap and I didn't feel that it was blackmailing me emotionally.
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Well, if Zac Efron was saving Kennedy, it's clear where the mistake happened. Seriously. Fifty years on, Americans are commemorating the death of a man whose survival might have changed the world. We don't know, it didn't happen. JFK will be an eternal topic. The film has a great cast and sometimes excellent performances, but when I look at the footage that Abraham Zapruder happened to capture, which essentially shows JFK being shot, it chills me much more about how brutal people can be and what they are capable of doing. The film excels in its effort to capture events that ordinary people wouldn't normally have seen. It succeeds in that, but it's essentially just a reminder of a terrifying act.
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