Longe do Paraíso

Título original: Far from Heaven

2002
14
1 h 47 min

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7,3/10

50 mil

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Julianne Moore, Dennis Quaid, and Dennis Haysbert in Longe do Paraíso (2002)

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Period Drama Drama Romance

Na década de 1950, Connecticut, uma dona de casa enfrenta uma crise no casamento e crescentes tensões raciais no mundo exterior.Na década de 1950, Connecticut, uma dona de casa enfrenta uma crise no casamento e crescentes tensões raciais no mundo exterior.Na década de 1950, Connecticut, uma dona de casa enfrenta uma crise no casamento e crescentes tensões raciais no mundo exterior.

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

7,3/10

50 mil

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Indicado a 4 Oscars
- 102 vitórias e 96 indicações no total

Curiosidades
Cinematographer Edward Lachman created the 1950s "look" by using the same type of lighting equipment (incandescent), the same lighting techniques, and the same type of lens filters when shooting this film, as would have been used on a 1950s era melodrama.

Erros de gravação
The typewriter around the corner from Frank Whitaker's office is a late-model Selectric (circa 1971 at the earliest).

Citações
Cathy Whitaker: That was the day I stopped believing in the wild ardor of things. Perhaps in love, as well. That kind of love. The love in books and films. The love that tells us to abandon our lives and plans, all for one brief touch of Venus. So often we fail at that kind of love. The world just seems too fragile a place for it. And of every other kind, life remains full. Perhaps it's just we who are too fragile.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The first end credit reads "for Bompi"

Conexões
Featured in Anatomy of a Scene: Far from Heaven (2002)

Trilhas sonoras
Ballet Piece
Written by Cynthia Millar
Published by Caramandel Music

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9/10

The Good Old Days!

Having grown up on the wrong side of the tracks in the fifties, I have great appreciation for this film. Mine was a small town where everyone knew everyone else's business. This is a portrait of an incredible woman. It is played with a subtle touch by Julianne Moore. She faces two of the most incredible taboos that existed at that time: homosexuality (which was a mystery to everyone) and a woman's connection to a man of a different race (though entirely innocent). This brings out the hypocrisy and hatred, forced on enlightened people by a supposedly Christian society (actually things aren't that much different in 2010). This story is as simple as it is complex. The characters reveal themselves by their silences as much as their actions. Dennis Quaid's character could be seen as a victim, but he is personally hard to swallow. Yes, he should have the right to live and be happy, but his rants and his duplicity make him rather unappetizing. People talk about the good old days. They weren't so good for a large segment of the population.