La posada de la sexta felicidad

Título original: The Inn of the Sixth Happiness

1958
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2h 38min

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Ingrid Bergman, Robert Donat, and Curd Jürgens in La posada de la sexta felicidad (1958)

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Biography Drama War

Gladys siempre quiso vivir en China, donde por fin lleva una posada y convive con la gente local. Su destino le es revelado cuando Japón invade.Gladys siempre quiso vivir en China, donde por fin lleva una posada y convive con la gente local. Su destino le es revelado cuando Japón invade.Gladys siempre quiso vivir en China, donde por fin lleva una posada y convive con la gente local. Su destino le es revelado cuando Japón invade.

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7.2/10

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Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
- 3 premios ganados y 7 nominaciones en total

Trivia
This is the final film of Robert Donat, who died during its making. In the scene in which he is saying goodbye to Gladys as the elders prepare to take their leave of the city, he says, as though he was prophesying his death, "I fear we shall never see each other again."

Errores
The captain is talking with Gladys and says that someone will listen to anything for an extra bowl of rice. The story takes place in northern China and rice is only eaten in southern China. Noodles made from wheat was the mainstay of the Chinese diet in the north. Later in the film it appears Gladys takes a serving of rice from a large pot, and lastly on the journey with the children they come across some uncooked rice which Gladys picks it up.

Citas
[Robert Donat's final line in his final film]
The Mandarin: We shall not see each other again, I think. Farewell, Jen-Ai.

Créditos curiosos
The opening title card reads: "This story is based upon the life of Gladys Aylward, a woman of our time, who was, and is dedicated to the simple, joyful and rare belief that we are all responsible for each other."

Conexiones
Featured in Ingrid (1984)

Bandas sonoras
THE CHILDREN'S MARCHING SONG (THIS OLD MAN)
Traditional (Arranged by Malcolm Arnold)
Sung by Ingrid Bergman and a children's chorus

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10/10

A moving, inspirational film

I show this film in my classes on leadership. Though some may find it "corny" or condescending, it is a fine and "human" portrayal of how stubbornness, faith, and a sense of justice can lead one toward great acts of courage. It's also simply an extremely interesting story. I understand that the real Gladys Aylward, on whose life the film is based, was embarrassed by the fictional "love story" portion of the film. I'm not sure why I read so many negative reactions to the film. The depictions of how Aylward inspires those around her are timeless. The three main actors, Ingrid Bergman, Robert Donat, and Kurt Jurgens, put in excellent and nuanced performances. Ms. Bergman is at her most beautiful in this film, conveying so much meaning simply with a glance. My Chinese students tend to like the film very much. Perhaps the finest scene occurs when Jen Ai (Aylward's Chinese name in the film) goes to the village to persuade the mothers to unbind their daughters' feet. So many of my students didn't even know about this cruel practice.