"A Teaching of Life"
Original Title: An Education
Director: Lone Scherfig
Writer: Lynn Barber and Nick Hornby
Cast: Carey Mulligan, Olivia Williams, Peter Sarsgaard, Alfred Molina, Cara Seymour, Dominic Cooper, Rosamund Pike
UK, 2009
Sometimes English titles are often confused. Although in this case is about the real title - not as "Home Alone" vs. "Home Alone" - the translation is not entirely correct. "An Education" is a film that is based on the idea of \u200b\u200bone of my favorite writers. Nick Hornby has a pen worthy of praise in which through dialogue without bass, move the handle of the argument based on an idea with a simple and precise goal: make it to the public. His stories fall into the everyday, allowing the reader feel participant in it reaching its characters easily. Impossible to forget "High Fidelity" or "Fever in the Bleachers", both made into films by Stephen Frears and brothers Farrelli, respectively.
This Danish film directed by Lone Scherfig drew attention since its release, not only for the quality of the work itself based on a strong script, but in turn by the tremendous performance of the young Carey Mulligan. The director of "Italian for Beginners" (2000) and won the Berlin Film Festival, held in the young British actress a character that catapulted her to a fairly interesting and where it has remained in the nominations for major awards global performance. Mulligan, who began his film acting steps in 2005 with the play "Pride and Prejudice," plays a fundamental role in the history of Hornby coping and giving it a uniquely dynamic in the charisma and authenticity that reflects on the screen. However, it is not just who is serving a remarkable performance, but also secondary complement a vital form indelible creating a structure in this film produced by the same Hornby.
Gabriel García Márquez, Colombian writer and Nobel laureate for literature, said in his book "Living to Tell" that had to interrupt their education to school . How true is this? Formal education and robotics is not the option to promote the human soul. Increasingly global education falls into that, leaving aside those experiences that actually make one grow. Emotional education is present on the day to day, travel on the experiences of life. What better to understand the world through their own players? Travel ... travel the world, with all senses alert and gathering to continue growing. Education is not just the school year, not the system that has brought us a schedule to follow, but that is life itself from which experiences are collected to form a whole.
"An Education" goes on that line. A warning to standard and developed an escape route and a proposal to a distinct success, not to address the risks that this entails and how relevant may mean a decision in life. The innocent love, the easy life can lead one to make mistakes ... But these errors is that we learn and is one of those decisions that we form and become wise beings, beings with experience.
Rating: 6 / 7
Original Title: An Education
Director: Lone Scherfig
Writer: Lynn Barber and Nick Hornby
Cast: Carey Mulligan, Olivia Williams, Peter Sarsgaard, Alfred Molina, Cara Seymour, Dominic Cooper, Rosamund Pike
UK, 2009
Sometimes English titles are often confused. Although in this case is about the real title - not as "Home Alone" vs. "Home Alone" - the translation is not entirely correct. "An Education" is a film that is based on the idea of \u200b\u200bone of my favorite writers. Nick Hornby has a pen worthy of praise in which through dialogue without bass, move the handle of the argument based on an idea with a simple and precise goal: make it to the public. His stories fall into the everyday, allowing the reader feel participant in it reaching its characters easily. Impossible to forget "High Fidelity" or "Fever in the Bleachers", both made into films by Stephen Frears and brothers Farrelli, respectively.
This Danish film directed by Lone Scherfig drew attention since its release, not only for the quality of the work itself based on a strong script, but in turn by the tremendous performance of the young Carey Mulligan. The director of "Italian for Beginners" (2000) and won the Berlin Film Festival, held in the young British actress a character that catapulted her to a fairly interesting and where it has remained in the nominations for major awards global performance. Mulligan, who began his film acting steps in 2005 with the play "Pride and Prejudice," plays a fundamental role in the history of Hornby coping and giving it a uniquely dynamic in the charisma and authenticity that reflects on the screen. However, it is not just who is serving a remarkable performance, but also secondary complement a vital form indelible creating a structure in this film produced by the same Hornby.
Gabriel García Márquez, Colombian writer and Nobel laureate for literature, said in his book "Living to Tell" that had to interrupt their education to school . How true is this? Formal education and robotics is not the option to promote the human soul. Increasingly global education falls into that, leaving aside those experiences that actually make one grow. Emotional education is present on the day to day, travel on the experiences of life. What better to understand the world through their own players? Travel ... travel the world, with all senses alert and gathering to continue growing. Education is not just the school year, not the system that has brought us a schedule to follow, but that is life itself from which experiences are collected to form a whole.
"An Education" goes on that line. A warning to standard and developed an escape route and a proposal to a distinct success, not to address the risks that this entails and how relevant may mean a decision in life. The innocent love, the easy life can lead one to make mistakes ... But these errors is that we learn and is one of those decisions that we form and become wise beings, beings with experience.
Rating: 6 / 7
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