August Rush (El triunfo de un sueño)

Título original: August Rush

2007
A
1h 54min

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August Rush (El triunfo de un sueño) (2007)

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Drama Music

Un prodigio musical huérfano utiliza su don para tratar de encontrar a sus padres biológicos.Un prodigio musical huérfano utiliza su don para tratar de encontrar a sus padres biológicos.Un prodigio musical huérfano utiliza su don para tratar de encontrar a sus padres biológicos.

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

Curiosidades
August's unique style of playing guitar, which includes banging on the strings, was innovated by the artist Michael Hedges. Other artists have continued to develop his style. In the movie, August's first improvisation session on guitar is actually Hedge's song "Ritual Dance", played by guitarist Kaki King.

Pifias
When August was playing the piano at the church for the first time, he played a note, then two more to the left, and got a higher tone when he should have gotten a lower one. He then plays two notes to the right of the original pitch, and gets lower tones. This is exactly reversed from what should have occurred.

Citas
August Rush: [opening voice-over] Listen. Can you hear it? The music. I can hear it everywhere. In the wind... in the air... in the light. It's all around us. All you have to do is open yourself up. All you have to do... is listen.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Mist/This Christmas/August Rush/I'm Not There/Purple Violets (2007)

Banda sonora
Prelude from Partita No. 3
Written by Johann Sebastian Bach
Orchestrated and Arranged by Dave Metzger
Performed by Steve Erdody

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10/10

a triumph of love, spirit, and imagination thru the art of music!

I saw a sneak preview tonight, not knowing anything about this film. If you still have an inner child, and an imagination that has not been beaten out of you by the "practical and mature" world, then you will love this movie. I wish I had taken my daughter. The only people that I have seen complain about this movie are people that probably consider playing music "hard work and self-sacrifice". If you don't play the cello, you are not going to notice how bad she fakes it. During certain scenes, I found myself sitting way back in my recliner, with my eyes closed, soaking up the sounds that inspired this young man. Not since "Strictly Ballroom" have I been so moved by a film.