Honra E Liberdade

Título original: River Queen

2005
R
1 h 54 min

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Samantha Morton in Honra E Liberdade (2005)

Na década de 1860, durante a colonização britânica em Nova Zelândia, vive Sarah O'Brien e sua família.Na década de 1860, durante a colonização britânica em Nova Zelândia, vive Sarah O'Brien e sua família.Na década de 1860, durante a colonização britânica em Nova Zelândia, vive Sarah O'Brien e sua família.

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5,9/10

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- 3 vitórias e 7 indicações no total

Curiosidades
In late-October 2004 Vincent Ward was removed from directing the film by the producers, and replaced by his cinematographer Alun Bollinger. Ward returned to the project when filming was completed.

Erros de gravação
The morning after Sarah gets her tattoo (done with a chisel), her chin is completely smooth and healed. In reality, her face would be quite swollen with open cuts for some time after.

Conexões
Referenced in Hidden: The Making Of (2006)

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10/10

Thoroughly enjoyable and engrossing film

Boy did I enjoy River Queen. The scenery was stunning, the acting superb, the story brilliant, and the music was a hauntingly beautiful match to an incredible film. I always thought it would be great if a film was set during the Maori wars that was similar to Michael Mann's "The Last of the Mohicans". Well this it, with shades of Joffe's "The Mission" to boot.

River Queen grabs you and draws you into a world that you only learned about in history books. It does not take sides but portrays the beautiful and the ugly in both sides to the conflict. The chemistry between the main actors is powerful and moving and keeps the people of the story to the fore, stopping them from being engulfed by the powerful images of the war.

I always thought it would take our own Peter Jackson (should be Sir Peter) to make a film of this quality in New Zealand and about New Zealand. But I take my hat off to Vincent Ward. River Queen demonstrates that there is an amazing depth of movie making talent in this small country that time and again punches way above it's weight.