Tess

1979
S/C
3h 6min

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7.3/10

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Ganó 3 premios Óscar
- 16 premios ganados y 17 nominaciones en total

Trivia
The film's opening dedication at the start of the film states: "For Sharon". Roman Polanski dedicated this movie to his late wife, Sharon Tate, who was killed in 1969 by the Manson Clan. Before Tate's death, she had read the film's source novel by Thomas Hardy and was convinced that her husband would one day make a great film based on the novel. Movie was released to the theaters exactly 10 years after her untimely death.

Errores
At the beginning of the final sequence, set at Stonehenge, someone's head can be seen at bottom-left.

Citas
Tess: There are no stars tonight. Perhaps we could have made our souls take flight together.

Versiones alternativas
The film was first released to German cinemas uncut with a running time of 184 minutes. As the audience reaction was far from overwhelming the distributor decided to re-cut and re-release the film in a more "accessible" 134 minutes version. But at least one of the original prints had survived and was shown here at the local art house years later.

Conexiones
Featured in The 38th Annual Golden Globe Awards (1981)

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7/10

Good not great version of a difficult to adapt novel

Beautiful to look at, not just the scenery but the art direction as well but overlong and somewhat ponderous. Nastassja Kinski handles the complex lead role with surety and exudes a great deal of charisma and star quality, it's surprising that her career fizzled out so completely but as she matured those qualities in evidence here diminished. Director Polanski's silent tribute to his late wife Sharon Tate at the end of the opening credits with a simple "To Sharon" after his credit is quite moving. She had left the Hardy novel with a note that she thought he would make a fine film of it when she headed back to the states just before her death.