Crimen en familia
Director:
Andrew JareckiCámara:
Michael SeresinMúsica:
Rob SimonsenReparto:
Kirsten Dunst, Ryan Gosling, Kristen Wiig, Frank Langella, Diane Venora, Philip Baker Hall, Trini Alvarado, Zoe Lister Jones, John Cullum, Lily Rabe (más)Sinopsis(1)
Nueva York, años 70. David Marks, hijo de un magnate de bienes raíces, se casa con una hermosa estudiante de clase trabajadora, Katie McCarthy. Juntos se van de la ciudad para iniciar una relajada vida de campo en Vermont, hasta que son atraídos de vuelta por el ambicioso e inflexible padre de David. Tras su regreso, Katie vuelve a la facultad de medicina, tratando de entender los extraños cambios en el estado de ánimo de su marido. Es el inicio de una caída en picado hasta uno de los sucesos más escalofriantes de la historia de Nueva York, no resulto hasta dos décadas más tarde. (A Contracorriente Films)
(más)Reseñas (1)
All Good Things is an interpretation of real events from 1971-2003. It discusses the key moments that preceded the disappearance of "Katie Marks" in 1982 and what followed. Katie, played by Kirsten Dunst, is transformed by her marriage to "David Marks" (Ryan Gosling) from a young girl with a bright future into a wreck who has had a completely unnecessary abortion and has not even been accepted to medical school. All Good Things is a raw, realistic, and uncomfortable drama and features excellent performances. The main couple is supported well by veteran Frank Langella. I would see the only problem in the title of the film, which primarily refers only to the plot marginalia of a health food store. Otherwise, in the context of Kirsten Dunst's filmography, it follows past similarly existential dramas such as Levity, Fifteen and Pregnant, and Mother Night. That's all. Kirsten made a comeback with this film and seamlessly followed it up with Melancholia to dazzle on higher and higher grounds. And she's succeeding at it.
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