Director:
William OldroydGuión:
Alice BirchCámara:
Ari WegnerMúsica:
Dan JonesReparto:
Florence Pugh, Christopher Fairbank, Bill Fellows, Paul Hilton, Naomi Ackie, Cosmo Jarvis, Finn Burridge, Rebecca Manley, Kema Sikazwe, Golda RosheuvelStreaming (4)
Sinopsis(1)
La Inglaterra rural de 1865. Katherine (Florence Pugh) vive angustiada por culpa de su matrimonio con un hombre amargado al que no quiere y que le dobla la edad, y de su fría y despiadada familia. Cuando se embarca en un apasionado idilio con un joven trabajador de la finca de su marido, en su interior se desata una fuerza tan poderosa que nada le impedirá intentar conseguir lo que desea. (Betta Pictures)
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Tragedia antigua, shakesperiana y cualquier otra tragedia por excelencia. Debería haber comenzado viendo las películas de Florence Pugh desde su Lady Macbeth; si ella interpretó esto como su primer papel principal cuando tenía veinte años, creo que la chica tiene un futuro brillante por delante. Actuación absolutamente impecable en todas las manifestaciones de pasiones particularmente oscuras. Hermosa cámara, disfruté las tomas largas como imágenes perfectas. Por cuestiones subjetivas no puedo dar cinco estrellas por una de las escenas finales, yo aguanto mucho, pero también tengo mis límites.
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A low-budget copy of In Secret with a few minor differences. Instead of a big city, the love triangle takes place on a country estate, and the absence of big names is replaced by unknown actors with interesting potential. This experiment has its charm and the whole has a pleasantly spontaneous and improvisational feel. It certainly lacks the sex appeal of Elizabeth Olsen, or the maturity of Jessica Lange, but even this more emotionally rudimentary and animalistic variation of love, betrayal, revenge is quite solidly watchable.
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A beautiful demonstration of how destructive human relationships can be, and how passion and lust can destroy lives. The final shot of the main character takes on a morbid and quite frightening tone due to the overall events. The film doesn't spare us, but it doesn't go to extremes either; the main thing is carried by the good performances of the actors.
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After a long time, a film where the actions of the characters are not completely predictable, and I like that. The opening is very good, the longer sequences where nothing actually happens, where you watch Katherine looking out the window, falling asleep on the sofa, they perfectly portray the crazy boredom she experiences. Add to that the cinematography and the beautiful scenery: the English countryside of the second half of the 19th century, which is at the same time so terribly depressing that I personally, having a sleazy weirdo for a husband, with an even sleazier father-in-law, locked in the house all the time, and the only place to go outside is into the nasty weather, well, I think I’d do myself off. So logically you must feel sorry for the protagonist, at least up to a certain point, because then you would like pull the trigger yourself.
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