Dos almas en pugna

Título original: The Rain People

1969
R
1h 41min

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Drama

Una mujer embarazada se da a la fuga para obtener un poco de libertad y reevaluar sus elecciones vitales.Una mujer embarazada se da a la fuga para obtener un poco de libertad y reevaluar sus elecciones vitales.Una mujer embarazada se da a la fuga para obtener un poco de libertad y reevaluar sus elecciones vitales.

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado en total

Ellen
(as Laurie Crews)

Andrew Duncan

Artie

Margaret Fairchild

Marion

Sally Gracie

Beth

Alan Manson

Robert Modica

Vinny Ravenna

Garrett Cassell

Farmer
(sin créditos)

Eleanor Coppola

Gordon's Wife
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
The parade scene was filmed in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Veterans' Day. The students in the band were not aware of what was happening. In fact, reading the lips of a majorette, she can be seen asking, "Who was that guy?" as James Caan was weaving through the parade.

Errores
When Natalie first leaves her husband, she drives into a tunnel and emerges from on the west side of Manhattan. That is, she has driven east through the Lincoln Tunnel, presumably heading east. But immediately after, she stops at a phone booth to call her husband, saying she is in Pennsylvania, which is in the opposite direction. Had the intention to suggest a westward journey, she could have driven west through the tunnel to emerge in New Jersey.

Citas
Jimmy Kilgannon: You hurt me!

Conexiones
Edited into Filmmaker (1968)

Bandas sonoras
But Not For Me
Written by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
Heard on the radio in the motel scene

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8/10

Rain-washed Heartbreaker!

Early Coppola with sublime cast that most folks never got to see (a pity). There's some wonderful things going on in this one - Shirley Knight's best performance (an underrated actress), a road trip in the late 1960's, James Caan very restrained and moving, Robert Duvall in a part he was born to play (edgy, lonely, motorcycle cop), and a touching script with F. Coppola behind the wheel.

If this had been made five years LATER by some nobody, it would have been a smash (so much for timing). Anyway, I recommend this to all people who don't need outer-space explosions and bad mother-in-law jokes or a billion dollar budget to sit for a few hours and watch a story unfold. Give this one a chance if you can find it!