El círculo resplandeciente

Título original: Ring of Bright Water

1969
G
1h 47min

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Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers in El círculo resplandeciente (1969)

Stuck in a dead-end job Graham Merrill adopts an otter, Mij, as a pet and then moves to an isolated village in western Scotland. Adventures ensue.

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¡Quien haya dicho que el perro es el mejor amigo del hombre nunca conoció a Mij.¡Quien haya dicho que el perro es el mejor amigo del hombre nunca conoció a Mij.¡Quien haya dicho que el perro es el mejor amigo del hombre nunca conoció a Mij.

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Curiosidades
Based on the true story of Gavin Maxwell, who bought an otter in London and brought it back to his home in Scotland, only to discover that this was a subspecies of otter not yet recorded. Maxwell gave his name to the new sub species' title: Lutrogale perspicillata maxwelli.

Pifias
Shortly after moving into the cottage, Graham Merrill heads off into the village. As he closes the otter flap he's wearing wellies. On the way down the hill he's in shoes, but when he arrives in the village he is back in welly boots.

Citas
Graham Merrill: [Repeated line] Mij!

Conexiones
Referenced in Denis Leary: No Cure for Cancer (1993)

Banda sonora
Ring of Bright Water
(Title Song)
Sung by Val Doonican
Lyric by Betty Botley
Music by Frank Cordell (uncredited)

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9/10

A truly wonderful film!

Ring of Bright Water is a truly wonderful film. This story of an englishman and his otter reminded me of a wonderful childhood oddessey I experienced myself. On a waterborne journey along the british columbia coast we stopped at a fjord that had a house very much like that of Graham Merrill's. They themselves must have been great fans of Gavin Maxwell's book as they too had a free ranging pet otter. It was astonishing and wonderful to swim with one of these little mammals. I hadnt heard much about the film before I watched it so it was a wonderful surprise. I'd heartily recommend it for children and adults. It has some suprisingly realistic scenes but nothing that a child wouldnt understand. It is a very touching story. I plan on listening to the audiobook of the book the film was based upon immediately.