The Silent Touch
Director:
Krzysztof ZanussiGuión:
Peter MorganCámara:
Jarosław ŻamojdaMúsica:
Wojciech KilarReparto:
Max von Sydow, Lothaire Bluteau, Sarah Miles, Sofie Gråbøl, Aleksander Bardini, Beata Tyszkiewicz, Sławomira Łozińska, Stanislaw Brejdygant (más)Sinopsis(1)
Henry Kesdi es un compositor clásico y un sobreviviente del Holocausto. Hace tiempo que no compone, hasta que el estudiante de música Stefan entra en su vida y le convence para componer una compleja sintonía. Para llevar a cabo esta labor, Henry cuenta con la ayuda de su joven secretaria que, a pesar de que Henry está casado, pronto se convierte en su amante. (Civite Films)
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The Touch is a very interesting movie. If you want to think about it, you’ll face many life questions that the movie hints about asking, but doesn’t truly answer any of them directly. Maybe that’s also because it can’t answer them. The only possible answer is time that the main character portrayed by Max von Sydow keeps pondering over, just like his trying life. I can’t say that the movie is downright bad. But Max von Sydow played the uncharismatic and perfectionist character so well that it was hard to get closer to him. I spent the entire first hour thinking why I’ve been watching such a grumpy person all this time. But then that perfectionism passed and, in the end, he showcased an incredible musical finish; that’s when I understood how exactly Max got this role. And I must say – hats off! It’s just a shame that the execution was weak and somewhat boring. But the musical finish was thrilling.
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