Poeti dall'inferno
Director:
Agnieszka HollandGuión:
Christopher HamptonCámara:
Giorgos ArvanitisMúsica:
Jan A.P. KaczmarekReparto:
Leonardo DiCaprio, David Thewlis, Romane Bohringer, Dominique Blanc, James Thiérrée, Denise Chalem, Andrzej Seweryn, Christopher Thompson (más)Sinopsis(1)
Francia, siglo XIX. Cuando Verlaine (David Thewlis) ve por primera vez al joven Rimbaud (Leonardo DiCaprio), queda impresionado por su belleza juvenil y su aire arrogante. Pero no imagina la posibilidad de que este chico es el mismo poeta que le ha estado enviando muestras de su poesía, que Verlaine considera genial. Con la aparición de Rimbaud, Verlaine vislumbra una escapatoria de su penosa vida a través de la postura rebelde, intransigente y única de su compañero. (United International Pictures)
(más)Reseñas (3)
Una historia basada en los poetas malditos muestra las relaciones entre un escritor popular con el síndrome del quemado y un chico joven con mucho talento. La manipulación y comportamiento de Rimbaud resulta causando mas daños que beneficios. En general es una buena película si le gusta poesía o no.
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An acting class by Di Caprio and Thewlis. Di Caprio is magnificent as a homosexual poet who emotionally abuses his partner, and so inherently disgusting that even a fan who has seen Titanic 40 times would slap him.
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Excellent work. If only because Leonardo DiCaprio, peeled to the bone from his star manners, puts on a fantastic performance. But also because it is a powerful story, where the grateful subject of homosexuality does not serve as a shocking exclamation point, but only as one of the motives in the riveting story of two great poetic personalities. Despite the depth and fullness of the fabric, Total Eclipse does not lose clarity, persuasiveness, or naturalness. An excellent film that may not widely open the poetry of Verlain and Rimbaud in any way, but still says something about it... yet it is above all a riveting drama of two human destinies. It's just a shame about the final sequences, the densification of which I can't come to enjoy...
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