Director:
Lisa LangsethGuión:
Lisa LangsethCámara:
Rob HardyMúsica:
Lisa MontanReparto:
Alicia Vikander, Eva Green, Charlotte Rampling, Charles Dance, Mark Stanley, Jakob Tögel, Eveline Hall, Daron Yates, Louisa Stroux, Harald Siebler (más)Sinopsis(1)
Most of this lusciously shot film takes place in a sun-dappled country mansion. It's an intimate setting that belies the broader implications of a powerful, unusual, topical, and surely prophetic story. At its centre: two very different sisters, somewhat estranged, who, over a few short days, are forced together to sift through seismic changes in their lives. Ines (Vikander) is the extrovert, a photographer who lives in New York; Emilie (Eva Green), the introvert, has asked her sister to join her on a mystery trip. As the two drive into the wooded European countryside and reach their destination, it gradually dawns on Ines why she has been asked to accompany her sister. Horrified at first, she fights to understand her sister's intentions as the two women confront their unsettled past and, more importantly, their future. (Toronto International Film Festival)
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Da para un episodio corto o una película de televisión. ¿Pero un largometraje internacional repleto de estrellas? Poco interesante y simple para los festivales y cineclubes, inútil para los multicines.
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About the heaviest topics in a way that thoroughly explores every corner of the adult soul. And yet it does so in a meandering way and often veers away from the toughest choices or moments, idealizing them or reaching them through contradictory supporting characters. The complex and ambitious effort thus falls short, despite the best efforts of Alicia Vikander and Eva Green to overcome it.
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Too western. Don’t read this, if you don’t want to spoil the movie. A film pretending to be a decent drama, but in reality it is so fake it’s not even nice to look at. While in the western world they book a beautiful resort for the last week of their lives with entrance like from the Hobbiton and Eva Green had to sell an apartment to pay for it, in our country and in the east they would just sit on a bench with a view of a valley, which by the way may be even nicer than any scenery in this film… And just wait until their time comes. I just wonder how Alicia Vikander, Eva Green and Charles Dance ended up in this movie. I like them and I would love to see them in better movies.
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