Mrs. Jane Campion, with his film, is widely used to translate the images in poetry. This time masterfully engages in the enterprise opposite: it translates the poetry of John Keats in pictures.
And since the story is about the birth, growing and expanding exponentially to an overwhelming and all-encompassing love between a great poet and his radiant muse, the risk of falling into the dull lurked.
But Campion avoids dripping honey from every frame in such a manner as to be sober and rigorous too dry.
almost makes us miss some more sigh, as his camera is not allowed even a moment longer than necessary to dwell on the most romantic scenes, or views on the most engaging, intense, or on the faces of good players.
Stay focused only on the essence (and only on essentials) of young and pure Fanny Browne and John Keats.
you, eldest daughter of a widow woman of strong character, flirtatious and passionate, she discovers the strength of the incomprehensible poetry and charm of the author, challenging the conventions of the early nineteenth century but his love of life freely.
him, penniless misunderstood genius, a talented creator of music in words, an unwitting promoter of revolutionary literary movement (Romanticism, in fact), who remains fascinated, but also inspired by a beautiful girl and unique due to its lunatic and greed for knowledge and passion.
The director tells us the inability to fully consume a great love and harmony, mainly hampered by limited resources and poor health of the young poet, with a setting and the role of contour cut to the bone.
may make this choice because distogliessimo too much attention from the beating heart in the words of Keats himself, that would be enough in a couple of sequences, to fill a room or the entire large screen.
to the skill of the actors (Abbie Cornish is really light), the rigor of the form and to understand what the true romantic love (in the best sense of the term, which unfortunately we have forgotten), this film deserves to be seen .
Maybe a tad bit of honey in addition, even in low dose would not have failed, and if you see one that says it welcomes a Terminator Salvation or Fight Club ... :-) Posted
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