Director:
James HawesGuión:
Lucinda CoxonCámara:
Zac NicholsonMúsica:
Volker BertelmannReparto:
Anthony Hopkins, Johnny Flynn, Lena Olin, Helena Bonham Carter, Jonathan Pryce, Romola Garai, Alex Sharp, Marthe Keller, Samuel Finzi, Michael Gould (más)Sinopsis(1)
Un joven corredor de bolsa británico, Nicholas "Nicky" Winton (Anthony Hopkins), ayudó a rescatar a cientos de niños de los nazis en vísperas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, con la ayuda de su madre (Helena Bonham Carter). Un acto de compasión casi olvidado durante 50 años, y del que Nicky vive atormentado por los fantasmas de los niños a los que no pudo rescatar, culpándose por no haber hecho más. (Diamond Films España)
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Who doesn't know the story of Nicholas Winton, who, in collaboration with other determined people, managed to save the lives of 669 children? One Life is essentially a simple film in terms of story, with a clear structure that purposefully alternates between two time periods separated by half a century, but it is that story that makes the film an incredibly powerful and moving experience, enhanced by convincing performances and a spot-on cast. Czech viewers will appreciate, among other things, the Prague locations and the many Czech phrases heard in the film. In the end, the film may seem a bit melodramatic, but it barely underlines the modesty of an "ordinary" man who did extraordinary things.
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