Vidas al límite

Título original: Total Eclipse

1995
18
1h 51min

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Leonardo DiCaprio, David Thewlis, and Romane Bohringer in Vidas al límite (1995)

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El joven y salvaje poeta Arthur Rimbaud y su mentor Paul Verlaine se involucran en un romance feroz y prohibido mientras sienten los efectos de un estilo de vida artístico infernal.El joven y salvaje poeta Arthur Rimbaud y su mentor Paul Verlaine se involucran en un romance feroz y prohibido mientras sienten los efectos de un estilo de vida artístico infernal.El joven y salvaje poeta Arthur Rimbaud y su mentor Paul Verlaine se involucran en un romance feroz y prohibido mientras sienten los efectos de un estilo de vida artístico infernal.

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- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total

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Curiosidades
Ouzo was used as a replacement for absinthe for the drinking scenes filmed on the first day. Because the scene turned out so well, method drinking was adopted for the rest of filming. As a result, Thewlis had admitted in a interview that he can't really remember making the film at all.

Pifias
In the Café Andre where the adult Isabelle Rimbaud meets with Paul Verlaine, the typeface on the window is clearly in Helvetica, a typeface that was not created until 1954.

Citas
[last lines]
Arthur Rimbaud: I've found it. What? Eternity. It's the sun mingled with the sea.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The American President/Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls/Kicking and Screaming/Carrington/Total Eclipse (1995)

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Composed by Hank Deckon and Jan A.P. Kaczmarek
Performed by Warsaw Symphony Orchestra and Wilanow String Quartet
Conductor [Warsaw Symphony] Krzesimir Debski

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I agree with Andy below

Arthur Rimbaud was famous for what? For changing the face of French and possibly all modern poetry. At the age of 17. Do we see any of this in the movie? No. We have a director who thinks that being gay was Rimbaud's muse. All through the film, I kept wondering, "when are they going to let him read his poetry, and show us WHY it was important, HOW it contrasted with conventional poetry at the time?" I mean, if you're brave enough to try to sell graphic homosexual scenes to a Merchant Ivory audience, then why not be brave enough to "bore" us with some literary analysis?