Director:
Friedrich BöhmCámara:
Toby OliverMúsica:
Paul HaslingerReparto:
Liv Tyler, Bel Powley, Brad Dourif, Collin Kelly-Sordelet, James Le Gros, Charlotte Ubben, Frank Deal, Troy Ruptash, Mike Faist, Bhavesh Patel (más)Sinopsis(1)
Anna (Bel Powley) es una joven que ha pasado toda su infancia encerrada en el ático de su casa, bajo el cuidado de un misterioso hombre al que ella llamaba Papá (Brad Dourif).Un día Ellen Cooper (Liv Tyler), la alguacil del pueblo libera a Anna y la ayuda a comenzar una nueva vida recibiéndola en su casa, pero las pesadillas de la infancia sobre unas criaturas que devoran niños interrumpen la posibilidad de una vida normal de Anna. (Gussi Cinema)
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Well, that was really kitsch! It’s fine to look at; in terms of craftsmanship it’s very good – the cameraman knows how to produce nice shots – but other than that, Wilding is so sterile that I’m surprised at the positive reviews from abroad. It’s shallow where it pretends to be deep and cold as hell where it wants to show emotion. There’s absolutely no tension or fear because nobody has tried to generate any. If you fancy a horror/thriller genre film, go somewhere else. Wilding wants to be something more, but it fails to deliver anything “more”; and the last third can be laughable at times.
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Gríma Wormtongue and Arwen reunite in a film about a not-so-ordinary girl with a troubled family heritage. Wildling impresses at glance with gorgeous locations and nice camera shots, but story-wise it's a flat and at times very muddled genre mash-up that doesn't really know what it wants to be for much of the running time. Anna's gradual metamorphosis isn't that badly executed, but unlike the thematically similar film like Ginger Snaps, for example, it lacks suspense and terror. The dramatic line of the film was also shallow, so as said, Wildling appeals mainly through the visuals and the participation of the actors from Lord of the Rings, period.
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The entirety of the American horror film Wildling is actually about the transformation of a character, about understanding who she really is, how specific she is, how different she is. It's the classic American horror movie theme of a child turning into an adult, in this case a woman turning into a girl, but there are also other elements that she must embrace. The overall transformation is indeed filmed quite well.
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