"Bright Star" , directed by Jane Campion ( Oscar for "The Piano" ), tells the true story of the great love of the Romantic poet John Keats to Fanny Browne neighbor, addressed the latest works (including the title poem that gives the film) before his death at the age of 25. The protagonists are two wonderful actors emerging British film, Abbie Cornish ( "Elizabeth-The Golden Age" ) and Ben Whishaw ( "Perfume"-The story of a murderess "). addition to being the poignant story of a impossible love, marked by differences in social status and the unfortunate illness of Keats, this film is an extraordinary palette of pastel colors: from the meadows to the empire line dresses, the whitewashed rooms to collect butterflies Fanny in the period of absence without forget the little sister, Toots, with red hair and pink cheeks.
wonderful scene where the two find themselves at the same time listening to the movements of the other through the wall, almost as if it did not exist either. A work
really moving, served until closing credits accompanied by the recitation of "Ode to a Nightingale" .
wonderful scene where the two find themselves at the same time listening to the movements of the other through the wall, almost as if it did not exist either. A work
really moving, served until closing credits accompanied by the recitation of "Ode to a Nightingale" .
shining stars, as you are
I were firm, but not in solitary splendor
suspended high in the night
with the lids removed forever
to monitor as a patient and sleepless
Romito
nature of the mobile water in their pure priestly office
washing around the shores of earth humans, or look at the soft mask
when snow covered mountains and plains soon.
No, but still standing, still without changing
vague breast
flower of my love, as a pillow;
always hear the gentle up and down the wave, always awake to a fresh excitement
to hear more and more attenuated
his breath, and thus live forever,
or if not, fail in death.
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