Chromophobia (2005)

Calificación de los usuarios:

6.1/10   

Director:

Martha Fiennes

Guionista:

Martha Fiennes (written by)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

10 marzo 2006 (Italy)

Género:

Drama

Frase comercial:

Don't live your life in black and white.

Plot:

A bourgeois family slowly comes apart at the seams.

Plot Keywords:

Man Boy Relationship | Stripper | Female Nudity | Beautiful Woman

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Vacuous pretentious nonsense

Reparto

Ben Chaplin	...	Trent
Penélope Cruz	...	Gloria
Ralph Fiennes	...	Stephen Tulloch
Ian Holm	...	Edward Aylesbury
Rhys Ifans	...	Colin
Damian Lewis	...	Marcus Aylesbury
Kristin Scott Thomas	...	Iona Aylesbury
Harriet Walter	...	Penelope Aylesbury
Anthony Higgins	...	Geoffrey Wharton
Archie Panjabi	...	Sarita
Michelle Gomez	...	Bushey
Clem Tibber	...	Orlando Aylesbury
Sasha Hailey	...	Eve
Christopher Simpson	...	Derek
Bronson Webb	...	Hendrix

También conocida como:

Alta sociedad (Spain) [es]

Duración:

136 min

País:

UK | France | USA

Idioma:

Inglés

Color:

Color

Sonido:

Dolby

Clasificación:

UK:15

Locaciones de Filmación:

Douglas, Isle of Man

Compañía:

Isle of Man Film Commission

Citas:

Trent: Don't eat the fish unless you want your kids to have gills.
Marcus Aylesbury: What's wrong with it?
Trent: Oh don't get me going. It's got growth hormones, antibiotics, carcinogenic PCBs...
Marcus Aylesbury: I presume the soap box you preach from is made from sustainable resources.

Vacuous pretentious nonsense

The other reviews here leave me and 76 friends I watched this with dumbstruck.

I have never witnessed such a self important film in my life, truly mind numbing and empty. I was surprised about 45 minutes in after the vast array of credible actors in the film and couldn't for the life of me figure out why they had agreed to perform after reading such a terrible script, devoid of narrative, substance and style. Then it became obvious when you see Ralph Fiennes' sister wrote and directed it then you realise she woke up one day and wanted to be a film maker, tomorrow she probably wants to open a boutique in Upper Street, the next day raise cattle to sell organic meat. I expect she has the money and free time to take anything up on a whim, hence the stars are her family and friends, it is the only explanation as to why they appeared in this film.

It is a pompous work of utter self indulgence. The attempt to weave characters together was so flawed, if you want to see this when it works, see Robert Altman's Short Cuts. if you want to see a film with the cream of British talent, see anything by Mike Leigh.

There is no redeeming aspect of this film