The Wife
The Wife
The Wife
The Wife
Rendező:
Björn RungeForgatókönyvíró:
Jane AndersonOperatőr:
Ulf BrantåsZeneszerző:
Jocelyn PookSzereplők:
Jonathan Pryce, Glenn Close, Christian Slater, Max Irons, Harry Lloyd, Alix Wilton Regan, Karin Franz Körlof, Michael Benz, Carolin Stoltz, Annie Starke (több)Streaming (1)
Tartalmak(1)
Közel 40 év házasság után Joan és Joe Castleman (a 7 Oscar®-díjra jelölt* Glenn Close és Jonathan Pryce lehengerlő alakításában) tökéletesen egészítik ki egymást. Amikor Joe sportosan öltözik, Joan elegáns. Amikor Joe a rivaldafényben fürdik, Joan a háttérbe húzódik. Amikor Joe élvezettel tetszeleg A Nagy Amerikai Regényíró szerepében, Joan belebújik a visszafogott, intelligens, megnyerő és diplomatikus A Nagy Ember Felesége karakterébe. Joe csillaga akkor kezdett el felemelkedni, amikor Joannel megismerkedtek az 1950-es évek végén, most pedig egész karrierje megkoronázásaként megkapja az irodalmi Nobel-díjat – és a gálára természetesen felesége is elkíséri. Vajon Joan ezúttal sem esik ki a szerepéből? (Bontonfilm)
(több)Recenziók (3)
Those who went through a similar story of grandparents in their own family will certainly understand the context and the acting exertion of Glenn Close. She really sacrificed herself for this movie with her performance. Otherwise, it is a weirdly bleak and gloomy flick that is trying to be funny at times, but that is not 100 % in either respect.
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The film's premise was great, Jonathan Pryce and especially Glenn Close gave great performances, but it somehow wasn’t enough. The pace of the story was painfully slow, and I was a bit bored at times. It might have helped if the creators had added some humor (there was space for that), but every potentially funny scene was concluded by a depressing ending, so the whole film seemed too gray
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A compelling relationship drama. The gradual evolution of the central couple's life together is a very unpleasant picture of years of repressed emotions and gradually bubbling anger, which will inevitably come to a head sooner or later. The plot is terribly simple in essence, yet extremely engaging and intense, especially in the brilliant dialogue. The strongest link in the chain is undoubtedly Glenn Close, whose performance as the outwardly perfect yet inwardly brutally suffering wife is both breathtaking and hellishly authentic.
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