Director:
David Gordon GreenCámara:
Tim OrrReparto:
Al Pacino, Holly Hunter, Chris Messina, Harmony Korine, Natalie Makenna, Aj Wilson McPhaul, Elizabeth Lestina, Edrick Browne, Skylar Gasper, Sandy AvilaStreaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
A.J. Manglehorn es un ex convicto que, 40 años atrás, renunció a la mujer de sus sueños a cambio de dar un gran golpe. Ahora reside de manera humilde y discreta en una pequeña localidad, viendo pasar los días en soledad. Hasta que su pasado sale a la luz sorprendiendo a sus vecinos. (A Contracorriente Films)
Reseñas (2)
If you're not a fan of indie, the odyssey of Manglehorn will not be for you. A gloomy Al Pacino simply walks and stumbles through the whole movie, with the exception of occasional fits of anger, he goes on in his slow-paced minimalist style. And the longer he wallows in it, the more the film suits me, but it is not enough for more than a pleasant and unusual spectacle. It trivializes some problems too much and inflates a few little things disproportionately. Which is a shame in sensitive topic of loneliness in old age, when partners are gone, children are too grown up, and grandchildren are too far away.
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It's a sad story, and in its finale, beautiful, but its execution is very ordinary. Yes, this is human life, and it can unfold like this, but without Al Pacino, who once again excels and showcases his greatness, it would be an easily forgettable film that you might overlook and not remember in the morning. I give a lot of credit for the acting, though.
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