La niña del caserón solitario
The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane
The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane
Canadá / Francia,
1976, 100 min
Director:
Nicolas GessnerGuión:
Laird KoenigCámara:
René VerzierMúsica:
Christian GaubertReparto:
Jodie Foster, Martin Sheen, Alexis Smith, Dorothy Davis, Scott Jacoby, Mort Shuman, Hubert Noël, Jacques FamerySinopsis(1)
En apariencia, Rynn Jacobs es una encantadora jovencita de trece años que vive con su padre en un chalet junto al sendero de un pueblecito de la costa norteamericana. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
Reseñas (1)
In the hands of a different director, this film could have been a superb psycho-thriller, but unfortunately, Nicolas Gesser doesn’t get much out of the premise. It’s unsurprising, predictable, derivative and a little contrived. The age of the protagonist also bothered me, not because it offended me in any way, but because I believe no thirteen year old person would behave like that, even if the girl in question is “different”.
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