Photographing Fairies

1997
R
1h 46min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaPhotographer Charles Castle is dazed with grief after the death of his bride. He goes off to war and works in the trenches as photographer. After the war, still grieving, Charles receives so... Leer todoPhotographer Charles Castle is dazed with grief after the death of his bride. He goes off to war and works in the trenches as photographer. After the war, still grieving, Charles receives some photographs that claim to be of fairies.Photographer Charles Castle is dazed with grief after the death of his bride. He goes off to war and works in the trenches as photographer. After the war, still grieving, Charles receives some photographs that claim to be of fairies.

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Premios
- 5 premios ganados y 3 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Edward Hardwicke (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) has played Doyle's Dr. Watson many times.

Errores
When discussing the original photograph with Beatrice Templeton (Frances Barber), Charles Castle (Toby Stephens) says that the supposed fairy in the image could just be a 'glitch in the emulsion'. The use of the word 'glitch' is anachronistic. Glitch, meaning a small fault, didn't come in to common parlance till the 1960s some 40+ years after the setting of this film.

Citas
Gardner: Everyone of you here, ladies and gentlemen, has something in common, something that links you to your neighbor. We are all of us searching for a clue that shows us what life truly promises us, for a way of seeing what lies under the simple surface of things. Now recently, we've had continued messages at seances, messages indicating that a visible sign was coming through. Ladies and gentlemen, that sign is here. People talk about the miracle of photography. I'm going to show you a photograph of a miracle.

Conexiones
Version of BBC2 Play of the Week: Fairies (1978)

Bandas sonoras
Symphony No. 7 Op. 92 II. Allegretto
Written by Ludwig van Beethoven
Performed by The Philharmonia Orchestra
Conducted and orchestrated by Terry Davies

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9/10

Impressive

Far better than I expected and wrongfully neglected. A dark and profound examination of agnosticism and faith that is quite remarkable, with unexpected twists and shocks. I very much recommend this film, particularly the performance by Toby Stephens who is, in a word, amazing.