Infierno en la tierra
Director:
Billy WilderGuión:
Billy WilderCámara:
Ernest LaszloMúsica:
Franz WaxmanReparto:
William Holden, Don Taylor, Otto Preminger, Robert Strauss, Harvey Lembeck, Richard Erdman, Peter Graves, Neville Brand, Sig Ruman, Michael Moore (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un grupo de soldados se encuentran juntos en el célebre campo de prisioneros Stalag 17. Pasan la mayor parte del tiempo planeando cómo ayudarse para escapar, pero cuando mueren dos prisioneros en un intento de evasión, queda claro que hay un espía entre ellos. William Holden obtuvo el Oscar por su interpretación de un soldado cínico y sarcástico que se dedica la mayor parte del tiempo a maquinar chantajes y tratos con los alemanes para conseguir privilegios especiales. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
(más)Reseñas (1)
A serious film that should not to be taken seriously. Wilder once again handles a challenging material with unprecedented virtuosity, moving on two genre fronts at once: black dramatic comedy and psychological war drama, without falling into sterility or dullness for a single moment. On the contrary, thanks to lots of insight and the great actors, the film is more than pleasant to watch and the two hours fly by like a prisoner of war with a spotlight on his back. However, if we put the two fronts together and apply even a little of rational thinking, it would be immediately clear that war could never look like this. In terms of craftsmanship, however, it's excellent and has some truly unforgettable moments, but if we had dropped the comedy and called in a villain like Amon Goeth, Wilder would have been able to conjure up a much more impressive and important film. 85%
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