Director:
Jon AmielGuión:
John ColleeCámara:
Jess HallMúsica:
Christopher YoungReparto:
Paul Bettany, Jennifer Connelly, Martha West, Guy Henry, Jeremy Northam, Benedict Cumberbatch, Toby Jones, Bill Paterson, Christopher Dunkin (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Charles Darwin (Paul Bettany), científico naturalista en la Inglaterra de principios del Siglo XIX, regresa de un largo viaje alrededor del mundo con la clave para explicar el origen de las especies. Pero cuando se dispone a publicar su revolucionaria teoría sobre la vida, se encuentra con una sociedad que no está preparada para el cambio y con la desaprobación de su propia esposa (Jennifer Connelly). Cuando su hija Annie fallece a la tierna edad de diez años, Charles y Emily se encontrarán ante el mayor dilema de su vida que pondrá a prueba su amor: ¿Qué puede explicar la muerte, la religión o la Ciencia? (Betta Pictures)
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This isn’t primarily (or even secondarily) about the emergence of “Origin of the Species", nor about Darwin or the Theory of Evolution as such. Primarily, it is a well-acted, bittersweet drama and only afterwards what I said above. At the beginning inventive (“fairytale" story-telling to the daughter, the cycle of life in the grass behind the house) and powerful theme, but it changes direction all too soon and begins to run on one self-pitying spot. P.S.: Paul "Stephen Maturin" Bettany for the role of Darwin was a great choice, augmented further by casting of the wife.
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I didn’t expect this with CREATION, but I don’t have anything bad to say about the movie. Great direction, an excellent cast (Jennifer Connelly, Paul Bettany and that little girl too) a beautifully captured story about a family, love, losses and about a life strung between science and faith. All this tinged by touching background music by Christopher Young.
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