Director:
Michel HouellebecqGuión:
Fernando ArrabalMúsica:
Mathis NitschkeReparto:
Benoît Magimel, Patrick Bauchau, Andrzej Seweryn, Jean-Pierre Malo, Conrad Cecil, Ramata Koite, Clara Ponsot, Jordi Dauder, Arielle Dombasle (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
La película cuenta la historia de Daniel, famoso por sus monólogos cáusticos en los que mezcla la provocación con una visión fría y cruel de la existencia. protagonista narra los últimos años de su vida, sus relaciones sexuales amorosas con Isabelle y con Esther, su contacto con una secta cuyos miembros aseguran que el ser humano alcanzará la inmortalidad. (Premium Cine)
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Possibility of an Island is a prime example of the fact that not all books can be brought to the screen. Michel Houellebecq's book had its own charm, something that was completely lost in adaptation, and what makes it all the more puzzling is that the author of the novel himself sat in the director's chair, so he supervised the production, and yet the result is a poor and truncated version of the book. The film is a sequence of scenes that are basically unrelated to each other, and I think that if you haven’t read the novel, you have no chance to understand the meaning of the film. I give it one star for the production design and locations, otherwise it's one big, inconsistent mess.
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