A dos metros de ti
Five Feet Apart
Five Feet Apart
Five Feet Apart
Director:
Justin BaldoniCámara:
Frank G. DeMarcoReparto:
Cole Sprouse, Haley Lu Richardson, Claire Forlani, Parminder Nagra, Moises Arias, Emily Baldoni, Kimberly Hebert Gregory, Gary Weeks, Ariana Guerra (más)Streaming (2)
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Haley Lu Richardson y Cole Sprouse dan vida a Stella y Will, dos adolescentes indómitos cuyo amor desafía todo lo establecido y revoluciona su mundo. Aunque ambos sufran fibrosis quística (FQ), no podrían ser más diferentes. Stella es una popular videobloguera a quien le gusta sentirse la estrella de su universo. Will, sin embargo, es todo lo que ella evita meticulosamente: un chaval rebelde y transgresor que no parece tomarse en serio ni su propio futuro. Stella es todo aquello que despierta escepticismo en Will: es una triunfadora que pone pasión en todo lo que hace a pesar de sus dificultades. De hecho, cuando se conocen por primera vez, ninguno de ellos pone la menor pega en cumplir la estricta directriz médica de mantener dos metros de distancia en todo momento, para evitar que Will le transmita a Stella una peligrosa bacteria. Pero, tras una serie de eventos tan divertidos como emocionantes, Stella está a punto de darle a Will un motivo para luchar, y Will está a punto de darle a Stella una dosis de libertad espontánea. Y ambos darán un vuelco a las normas atreviéndose a recuperar el espacio que los separa, emoción a emoción y centímetro a centímetro. (Universal Pictures España)
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Soundtrack Review: We know Brian Tyler’s work mostly because of his iconic scores for blockbusters such is the series of The Avengers films, Fast & Furious series and other action epic films. It was very surprising to see his credits in a teenage drama film, and even more interesting to listen to how his unexpected collaboration with a quite unknown Breton Vivian turned out. Together, Brian and Breton managed to create a beautiful touching soundtrack full of incredible melodies performed by diverse instruments. From old school sounds and retro pads, to modern guitar supplemented by a nice clean soft piano. The soundtrack in this film just does what it is supposed to. It greatly emphasizes the emotions which we can feel through the film. It’s a sad story with some beautiful moments and a touch of love.
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I was quite bothered by the crude attempt to wring as many tears and emotions out of the audience as possible, but in the end I couldn't help being moved. The casting of the central duo with unglamorous acting faces was a very good choice: the chemistry between the likeable Haley Lu Richardson and the charming Cole Sprouse simply worked well. Plus, I really believed that they were in love. And the romantic-toned soundtrack was also a success. (70%)
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