Director:
Gregg ArakiGuión:
Gregg ArakiCámara:
Sandra Valde-HansenReparto:
Shailene Woodley, Eva Green, Thomas Jane, Christopher Meloni, Shiloh Fernandez, Gabourey Sidibe, Angela Bassett, Sheryl Lee, Dale Dickey, Jacob Artist (más)Sinopsis(1)
Kat Connor es una joven cuya vida va a cambiar de forma repentina e inesperada: su madre, de repente, desaparece sin dejar rastro. Aunque sea complicado, Kat debe intentar adecuarse a las nuevas circunstancias y seguir adelante con su vida, pase lo que pase. Poco a poco sus noches llenas de sueños van a afectar profundamente y llevarla a interrogarse sobre ella misma y sobre las verdaderas razones de la desaparición de su madre... (Nueva Era Films)
(más)Reseñas (5)
At first (and very possibly at second) glance, this is an understated film, which, thanks to its criminal plot, makes the viewer follow it to the end. Eva Green takes on the role of an unhappy and disappointed woman in a convincing way, wonderfully seconded by Shailene Woodley as her daughter. It was interesting to watch their unorthodox and complicated relationship, which defied conventional standards. Thanks to the clues in the form of dream sequences, I was able to form a picture of what had partially happened quite early on, and while the final denouement was somewhat surprising, I also found it very far-fetched. On the one hand, I felt the film had visible ambitions to go beyond the grey average, but on the other I found it somewhat underdeveloped.
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Donde están esos tiempos en los que las películas de Gregg Araki podían llegar a los cines checos. Mientras que White Bird in a Blizzard podría haber encontrado algunos espectadores solo gracias a Shailene y Eva. Después del pasado fin de semana, estoy satisfecho con el aspecto cinematográfico como hacía mucho tiempo. Dos películas con Shailene Woodley y el número completo dos veces. Ni siquiera puedo creerlo. En el primer caso, un megaéxito comercial, en este caso una película íntima e independiente con una atmósfera increíble que al principio me recordó Sin Piedad. Podría alabar esto y hacerlo eternamente, Shailene excelente, Eva excelente, cumplió con su cuota de desnudos y volvió a brillar en el papel de una mujer loca. Los caballeros tocan el segundo violín, pero lo hacen de manera excelente. Música, cámara, guión, todo de primera. Esta película merece respeto y reconocimiento.
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In the beginning, this movie looks like a routine drama with the usually zany Eva Green. In the end, however, the story does a 180 degree turn, which puts it into a completely new dimension. What I originally rated as a three-star movie gained one more star from me and won me over. Eva Green stayed great as always. I was also pleasantly surprised by Shailene Woodley, who showed a lot, which wasn’t detrimental to the film; on the contrary, it fit well with its 1980s atmosphere, which is also enhanced by music.
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An indie relationship film with just the right balance of coming-of-age drama, crime thriller and teen comedy. Shailene Woodley is superb. Plus for the filmmakers' efforts to present the teenage fable as realistically as possible, including slightly more explicit scenes with sexual overtones, where a lot is implied but just enough is shown. The ending is passable, but predictable. A small, low-key film that's dense and suspenseful enough for one viewing, but not for a second – there's nothing more to discover.
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I'm surprised at how much I liked this movie. It's a thriller told in such an intriguing fairy-tale manner, and it's played out so that until the end, you truly don't know what happened and why it happened. The flashbacks and dream sequences contribute a lot to that fairy-tale quality, and Shailene Woodley has become my favorite actress, not just because she appears nude here.
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