Gran Bretaña,
1971, 118 min
Director:
Joseph LoseyGuión:
Harold PinterCámara:
Gerry FisherMúsica:
Michel LegrandReparto:
Julie Christie, Alan Bates, Margaret Leighton, Michael Redgrave, Dominic Guard, Michael Gough, Edward Fox, Richard Gibson, Roger Lloyd Pack, John Rees (más)Sinopsis(1)
Inglaterra, principios del siglo XX. Los señores Maudsley, de la alta sociedad inglesa, han invitado a Leo, un compañero de clase de su hijo a pasar unos días de vacaciones con ellos. El recién llegado será utilizado por la hermana de su amigo para enviar cartas a su amante. (Divisa Home Video)
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The story of a failed unequal (class) love, mediated by a little boy, who not only discovers the functioning of English aristocratic customs from the turn of the century but also finds answers to his own childhood questions. Although it is not a particularly innovative topic, it was soberly processed to my liking and without kitschy romantic schemes, which made the story seem believable to me. ()