Las brumas de Avalón

Título original: The Mists of Avalon

Miniserie de TV
2001
13
1h 32min

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Drama Fantasy

Cuentos de Camelot y Avalon, narrados desde la perspectiva de las mujeres del mundo de Uther y Arturo Pendragon.Cuentos de Camelot y Avalon, narrados desde la perspectiva de las mujeres del mundo de Uther y Arturo Pendragon.Cuentos de Camelot y Avalon, narrados desde la perspectiva de las mujeres del mundo de Uther y Arturo Pendragon.

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Ganó 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 5 premios y 23 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoMejor puntuado Temporada 2001

Curiosidades
Anjelica Huston was able to keep several of the dresses used in the film and several women wore them during the Baptism of Anjelica's nephew Rafa, the son of her sister Allegra Huston.

Pifias
Although the time period of Arthur should be the 5th or 6th century, much of the costume, custom, design, weaponry, etc, is from a much later date. The Arthurian legend became widely popular only during the 15th century, when Thomas Malory updated the setting to his own time. Most popular works of Arthurian fiction continue this trend of treating Arthur as a 15th-century king.

Citas
Mordred: I do not like to think that this great King, this great man, my father, is my enemy. And then for the sake of Avalon I must bring him down to nothing. I would rather love him, as all men do. I would like to look on my mother, Lady Morgaine, I would like to look on her who bore me, as my mother. Not as the priestess or the Goddess. I am so weary of Gods and Goddesses, I am weary of my fate.

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Featured in The 59th Annual Golden Globe Awards (2002)

Banda sonora
The Mystic's Dream
Written by Loreena McKennitt (uncredited)
Performed by Loreena McKennitt
from the Quinlan Road recording "The Mask and Mirror"

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Cerebral and Thought-Provoking

The legend of King Arthur has been retold enough times that no single version of it is sacred. This explores the notion that Arthur is king "at a time when the gods were changing" (to paraphrase James Michener) and that the mystical women of Avalon (and not Merlin) are the real force behind the events of Camelot. The attempt to unite pagans and Christians under one king may seem like a very contemporary issue, but it is a human universal and one that has been repeated throughout history.

It's a shame that most viewers will see this interrupted with commercials; it's a beautifully moody film with lots of excellent photography, sets, and costumes (even if the latter look a little too Medieval for accuracy). The performances are generally good, with a few over-the-top lines and gestures.

PARENTAL ADVISORY: This film contains violence and sexual situations unsuitable for children under 15. Additionally, it is sufficiently cerebral that anyone under that age might not be engaged by it and as such might not be appreciated by newcomers to this legend.