Héctor y el secreto de la felicidad
Hector and the Search for Happiness
Hector and the Search for Happiness
Director:
Peter ChelsomCámara:
Kolja BrandtReparto:
Simon Pegg, Rosamund Pike, Toni Collette, Stellan Skarsgård, Jean Reno, Barry Atsma, Christopher Plummer, Chris Gauthier, Togo Igawa, Veronica Ferres (más)Streaming (1)
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Héctor es un jóven francés que trabaja como psicoterapeuta en su propia clínica y que cuenta con una posición envidiable. Está cansado de su vida monótona y de no conseguir hacer feliz a sus pacientes y llega a comprender que su infelicidad se produce por ese motivo. Un buen día decide comenzar un cambio en su vida y hacer un viaje recorriendo medio mundo intentando encontrar el secreto de la felicidad, es decir, hacer un estudio sobre lo que le hace feliz a la gente para mejorar su vida profesional. (Festival Films)
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You are mainly here for Simon Pegg, whom I simply love. He fits every role and he is good in every role. Moreover, he is both humorous and nostalgic here, which suits him well. But the story is just a blend of movies like "Forrest Gump" or "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty". The story could be interesting if it wasn't so small and simply about the search for happiness. I probably shouldn't have seen Rosamund Pike in "Gone Girl", because I still see her as really crazy.
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I like movies where the main character runs away from his life by traveling. Luckily, a few movies like this have appeared in the last few years and so it seemed like Hector and the Search for Happiness didn’t have to turn out disappointing. But it did. The actors were great. Simon Pegg, Rosamunde Pike or Jean Reno have taken this one level higher. But the search for happiness itself was worse. The movie has put two different approaches on trial. One is a search for power, other one for happiness and the little things in life. But the examples, be it Asia or Africa, were put together so awkwardly that instead of enjoying a genuinely honest movie, I was frustrated, because the movie just wasn’t genuinely honest. And no matter how hard the charming Simon Pegg tried, he couldn’t fix my mood.
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