A Filha

Título original: The Daughter

2015
16
1 h 36 min

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6,6/10

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Drama

A história segue um homem que volta para casa para descobrir um longo segredo familiar enterrado, e cujas tentativas de acertar as coisas ameaçam a vida daqueles que ele deixou anos antes.A história segue um homem que volta para casa para descobrir um longo segredo familiar enterrado, e cujas tentativas de acertar as coisas ameaçam a vida daqueles que ele deixou anos antes.A história segue um homem que volta para casa para descobrir um longo segredo familiar enterrado, e cujas tentativas de acertar as coisas ameaçam a vida daqueles que ele deixou anos antes.

Direção
- Simon Stone
Roteiristas
- Simon Stone
- Henrik Ibsen
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,6/10

5,6 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Simon Stone
Roteiristas
- Simon Stone
- Henrik Ibsen
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Prêmios
- 10 vitórias e 26 indicações no total

Curiosidades
'Hedvig' is the only character whose name remained exactly the same from the film's base text 'The Wild Duck'. Peterson's name also remained the same, except for a spelling change.

Erros de gravação
When Hedvig returns the shotgun to the shed, the narrator says "She unlocks a safe and places the rifle inside". This is despite the fact that the narrator has referred to the gun as a 'shotgun' in all the previous scenes.

Conexões
Version of BBC Sunday-Night Theatre: The Wild Duck (1952)

Trilhas sonoras
Dance Hall Days
Written by Darren Costin, Nick Feldman and Jack Hues
Performed by Wang Chung

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8/10

Gripping and Moving Australian drama

Henry (Geoffrey Rush) is the master in a town where his logging company is the main attraction. His wife has passed away long ago and so he decides to remarry. This coincides with his decision to close the logging factory due to falling sales. The town is imploding but he wants to pull out all these stops for his wedding day.

His estranged son, Christian, has also returned from America and immediately reconnects with old friends and this includes Oliver and his wife and daughter. He has long born a grudge with his father and as old tensions resurface so do nagging questions from the past. It is the answer to those questions that are the setting for the calamity of the future and a delve into the darkness that the past can often hold.

This is a smouldering watch, all the performances are brilliant especially Odessa Young as Hedwig and Ewen Leslie as Oliver. We also have a fine performance from Rush and the ever reliable Sam Neil – both acting royalty in Australia. It keeps the tempo up almost from the start and is a credit to Screen Australia for investing in such a commendable piece of cinema.