Director:
David LoweryGuión:
David LoweryCámara:
Bradford YoungMúsica:
Daniel HartReparto:
Rooney Mara, Ben Foster, Casey Affleck, Rami Malek, Keith Carradine, Nate Parker, Charles Baker, Heather Kafka, Robert Longstreet, Kentucker Audley (más)Sinopsis(1)
Bob (Casey Affleck) y Ruth (Rooney Mara) son una joven pareja de fugitivos en los años 70. Enamorados y despreocupadamente felices, sobreviven gracias a los delitos que cometen, ajenos a los peligros de vivir al margen de la ley. Un día Ruth, accidentalmente, mata a uno de los policías que los están persiguiendo. Bob asume la culpa y es arrestado. Cuatro años después, incapaz de soportar por mas tiempo la separación de su mujer y de su hija, a la que no ha llegado a conocer, Bob escapa de prisión con un único objetivo: recuperarlas. (Alfa Pictures)
(más)Reseñas (3)
The big screen helped it, but I was nodding regardless. The comparisons with Malick are unfortunately true. Beautiful images, slow pace and excessively long. The director is talented, but his movie didn’t lift me off the seat. The actors are good.
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This is exactly the kind of film you have to be in the mood for. Just like Cormac McCarthy's books. However, it is questionable whether there is a better way to enjoy such a slow film in a comfortable theater. This is because the great actors in such a simple story will have an even harder time when they’re being watched from the comfort of home, and that is a bit unfair of the director.
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I could only listen to Keitha Carradine because that guy has an absolutely great voice. On the other hand, it would take something worth it for me to be able to listen to him. The film "Ain't Them Bodies Saints" plays with artistry, as has been said several times, it follows in the footsteps of Malick and stays on one level where there are actually no plot twists. With all due respect, but I don't care about that. If someone likes it, well, let them, but for me, these are only empty films that try to hide the fact that they are about nothing behind "artistry".
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