O Encantador de Cavalos

Título original: The Horse Whisperer

1998
12
2 h 49 min

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After six decades in show business, Robert Redford announced that 2018's 'The Old Man & the Gun' will be his last performance. The role is a familiar one for the screen legend: a con with conviction. Let's travel "Through the Lens" to explore how Redford developed this character and how this on-screen persona perfectly culminates in his cinematic swan song.

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Coming-of-Age Contemporary Western Psychological Drama Teen Drama Drama Romance Western

A mãe de uma filha gravemente traumatizada pede a ajuda de um treinador de cavalos reconhecido para ajudar o cavalo igualmente ferido da menina.A mãe de uma filha gravemente traumatizada pede a ajuda de um treinador de cavalos reconhecido para ajudar o cavalo igualmente ferido da menina.A mãe de uma filha gravemente traumatizada pede a ajuda de um treinador de cavalos reconhecido para ajudar o cavalo igualmente ferido da menina.

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Indicado a 1 Oscar
- 4 vitórias e 19 indicações no total

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Robert Redford: The Con With Conviction & the End of a Legendary Screen Persona

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The Horse Whisperer: 15th Anniversary Edition

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The Horse Whisperer: 15th Anniversary Edition

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The Horse Whisperer: 15th Anniversary Edition

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Curiosidades
This was the first movie directed by Robert Redford in which he appeared on-screen. However, he previously served as the narrator of Nada é para Sempre (1992).

Erros de gravação
Robert arrives at the ranch in a rental car, but needs a ride back to the airport.

Citações
Tom Booker: There was a boy from the Blackfeet reservation, he used to do some work around here for a while. Sixteen, strong kid, good kid. He and I were really, really good friends. One day he went swimming and dove headfirst into the lake... and right into a rock. And it snapped his neck, paralyzed him. And after the accident I'd look in on him from time to time. But he wasn't there. It was like his mind, his spirit, whatever you want to call it, just disappeared. The only thing left was just anger. Just sort of as if the... the boy I once knew just went somewhere else.
Grace: I know where he goes.
Tom Booker: I know you do. Don't you disappear. You do whatever you have to do to hold on.

Versões alternativas
The film formats the early scenes at a 1.85: 1 aspect ratio, and the Montana scenes at a wider 2.35: 1 aspect ratio. The Blu-ray release keeps everything at a 2.35: 1 aspect ratio, because if one tried to reproduce both aspect ratios on a Blu-ray, the picture would get smaller during the Montana scenes instead of wider. The screen on an HDTV cannot expand.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Deep Impact/Woo/Clockwatchers/Little Men/Artemisia/In Our Own Hands (1998)

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Great movie. Great entertainment.

I must have seen this movie at least five times, and somehow I never tire of seeing it even though it's not really my kind of movie.

I won't go into plot, and things like that, I'll just say it's exquisitely shot, beautifully acted by all with young Scarlett Johannson being a standout. But of course, Robert Redford deserves special mention for this is not only one of his best directed films, but also he gave himself one of his better roles. He's very good here. There's a close-up on him at the end of this film that has to be seen to be believed. Everything his character is feeling at that moment is revealed perfectly on his face. It's one of those moments that happen every once in a while. One of those moments that make you glad there is a thing called film.