Yesterday I wanted to see the new film by John Cameron Mitchell's "The Rabbit Hole," but all the rooms they gave "The Black Swan" and so I relented. Darren Aronofsky's film with Natalie Portman, Vincent Cassel and the great Barbara Hershy and Winona Ryder, jaw-dropping, but it has merits. From the first scene is able to bring the ballet to a higher plane than it had tried to do all the films that had tried in the past. The use of digital information and mediation overwhelm the viewer unprecedented sensory experience, one gets the impression of dancing in person. In the famous "The Turning" We wanted the size of Baryshnikov to keep the attention. Three portraits of women torn apart by extreme and irreconcilable instincts. Portman is an immaculate creature that knows the most brutal aspects of real life and that he thought you could solve everything with hard training, but the technique is not everything. The mother, played by Barbara Hershy in the film is a classic character castrating.
Would that her daughter was great, but his constant observation and oppression limits the potential. He wanted to be a great dancer and despite having done everything to realize his dream through his daughter did not really want to be overcome and overshadowed. Wynona Ryder is not great in the role of a younger etoile, who is retired to make way for rising Astra.
With some reservations, but to see.
Would that her daughter was great, but his constant observation and oppression limits the potential. He wanted to be a great dancer and despite having done everything to realize his dream through his daughter did not really want to be overcome and overshadowed. Wynona Ryder is not great in the role of a younger etoile, who is retired to make way for rising Astra.
With some reservations, but to see.
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