Director:
Björn RungeGuión:
Jane AndersonCámara:
Ulf BrantåsMúsica:
Jocelyn PookReparto:
Jonathan Pryce, Glenn Close, Christian Slater, Max Irons, Harry Lloyd, Alix Wilton Regan, Karin Franz Körlof, Michael Benz, Carolin Stoltz, Annie Starke (más)Streaming (3)
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Alguien dijo una vez que detrás de un gran hombre, siempre hay una gran mujer… Detrás de Joe Castleman (Jonathan Pryce), reputado novelista, está Joan Castleman (Glenn Close), una buena esposa, de belleza madura y natural: la mujer perfecta. Joan lleva cuarenta años sacrificando sus sueños en pro de su matrimonio, pero ha llegado al límite: ante la entrega del Nobel de Literatura a su marido, se debate entre desvelar o no su secreto mejor guardado. (Vértice Cine)
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Vynikající námět, excelentně zpracovaný, navíc jej lze aplikovat na jakýkoli vztah muže a ženy a jakoukoli oblast lidské činnosti, již vykonávají. Postupně budované napětí ve vztahu, které probublává pomalu ale jistě na povrch a graduje divadelními scénami s vytříbenými dialogy. K tomu je zapotřebí excelentní herce - o čemž zvláště u Glenn Close není sebemenších pochyb. Svým výrazem, očima, mimikou dokáže vyjádřit tu bouři, jež se odehrává v jejím nitru. Z celého srdce ji přeji, aby naposedmé toho Oscara získala. Ostatní soupeřky mohou ještě počkat.
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A compelling relationship drama. The gradual evolution of the central couple's life together is a very unpleasant picture of years of repressed emotions and gradually bubbling anger, which will inevitably come to a head sooner or later. The plot is terribly simple in essence, yet extremely engaging and intense, especially in the brilliant dialogue. The strongest link in the chain is undoubtedly Glenn Close, whose performance as the outwardly perfect yet inwardly brutally suffering wife is both breathtaking and hellishly authentic.
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Those who went through a similar story of grandparents in their own family will certainly understand the context and the acting exertion of Glenn Close. She really sacrificed herself for this movie with her performance. Otherwise, it is a weirdly bleak and gloomy flick that is trying to be funny at times, but that is not 100 % in either respect.
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The film's premise was great, Jonathan Pryce and especially Glenn Close gave great performances, but it somehow wasn’t enough. The pace of the story was painfully slow, and I was a bit bored at times. It might have helped if the creators had added some humor (there was space for that), but every potentially funny scene was concluded by a depressing ending, so the whole film seemed too gray
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