Director:
Robert RedfordGuión:
Richard FriedenbergCámara:
Philippe RousselotMúsica:
Mark IshamReparto:
Craig Sheffer, Brad Pitt, Tom Skerritt, Brenda Blethyn, Emily Lloyd, Stephen Shellen, Michael Cudlitz, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Robert Redford (más)Sinopsis(1)
Aunque Norman (Craig Sheffer) y Paul Mclean (Brad Pitt), hijos de un pastor protestante, recibieron una rígida educación, tambien disfrutaron de libertad. Norman, un joven juicioso y reservado, es profesor y está enamorado. Paul, en cambio, es extrovertido, se dedica al periodismo y lleva una vida desordenada. A pesar de todo, hay algo que siempre los mantendrá unidos: el río salvaje que atraviesa Montana, donde aprendieron a pescar. (Filmayer S.A.)
(más)Reseñas (1)
When Brad was starting out, some of the critics were enamored in the same way as the up-and-coming Redford, and this early collaboration was just the thing to satisfy them. The wonderful story had no cracks and still has no cracks. In Norman Maclean's rewriting of the partly autobiographical short stories, fly-fishing is a beautiful frame for the drama of a Northern family from 1919-1937. The young Pitt excels here as the younger brother Paul and draws all the attention to himself. But of course, there's also Norman, the older one, played by Craig Sheffer, and their domineering father, Reverend Maclean (Tom Skerritt).
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