Mi brillante carrera

Título original: My Brilliant Career

1979
G
1h 40min

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TU PUNTUACIÓN

A young independent woman who lives with her grandmother and aunt in the countryside rebels against being pressured into marriage and chooses to solely focus on having a career as a writer. Nevertheless, two suitors propose to her.

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Period Drama Biography Drama Romance

Una joven orgullosa en la Australia de principios del siglo XX debe elegir entre el matrimonio y la independencia.Una joven orgullosa en la Australia de principios del siglo XX debe elegir entre el matrimonio y la independencia.Una joven orgullosa en la Australia de principios del siglo XX debe elegir entre el matrimonio y la independencia.

Dirección
- Gillian Armstrong
Guión
- Eleanor Witcombe
- Miles Franklin
Reparto principal

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

7,1/10

5 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Gillian Armstrong
Guión
- Eleanor Witcombe
- Miles Franklin
Reparto principal

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Nominado para 1 premio Óscar
- 11 premios y 8 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Judy Davis learned the piano for her role in this film and played her own piano solos. Davis is credited for piano playing in the closing credits.

Citas
[first lines]
Sybylla: Possum Gully, Australia. 1897. Dear fellow countrymen, just a few lines to let you know that this story is going to be all about me. So, in answer to many requests, here is the story of my career... here is the story, of my career... my *brilliant* career. I make no apology for being egotistical... because I am!

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Featured in Ciné regards: Judy Davis (1980)

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9/10

A quiet, rewarding story of a young woman's ambition

Judy Davis is Sybylla, a girl of the Australian outback around 1909. As portrayed by Davis, in her breakthrough role, Sybylla is a font of boundless energy wanting desperately to escape the backwardness of her young life. Sam Neill, also in one of the significant early roles of his career, is likewise charming as the young man who presents her with a tempting alternative to her ambition to become a writer and escape the frontier life forever.

This is not a great or epic story, certainly, but it is a quiet, rewarding story of a young woman's quest for a better life. A worthy entry among the films that marked the ascendancy of the "Australian Renaissance" in film-making during the 1970s; director Armstrong would go on to make such films as "Mrs. Soffel" and the 1994 "Little Women."