Friday, April 11, 2008

Laser Printer Borderless






For someone like me

who is stoned on the show Northern Exposure , see the film Into the Wild was as off for a couple of hours and travel to La Frontera. The real myth ammericano Frontier.

A boy of 23 years, successfully completed the university, moves away from the family, the hypocrisy, consumerism.
Looking for something?
He says, to paraphrase Thoreau, "Not love, not money, not faith, not fame, not justice, give me the truth!"
A film that was missing, at least to me.
I because it lacked a history of escape, without the rhetoric escape. Why is it true escape, believed and wanted without any concession. Around two years, where, as his sister Carine says, "... was trying not to be found ...".

Because as the protagonist says Christopher McCandless (pardon Alexander Supertramp) "e ssenza the spirit of man is in new experiences ...".
And you never felt that experiences made for the buzz, the temporary escape. It does not seek to end the extreme. Simply tries to find the truth, his truth.
Aall, even the most absurd things, seem to members, necessary.
A film that was missing because it shows for the first time in a long time a real rebellion of a boy, got out without the epics or myths hippie Dances with Wolves.
An intimate and universal film that puts a lid on the topic. Anyone on this pending something you look at it and let me know.
A film that speaks to you all but in the end you feel that you have mentioned "only" about a boy. Great. Bravo
interpreter and direction, wonderful soundtrack.

From narrative is a hoot: narrated by the voice of McCandless's sister, Carine, the film is divided into five chapters, as if the trip is a new life:
  • Chapter 1 - Childhood
  • Chapter 2 - Adolescence
  • Chapter 3 - The maturity
  • Chapter 4 - The family
  • Chapter 5 - The age of wisdom

there is a skilful blend in which the story is interspersed with the narrator and the flashback on the previous life, mostly just pictures that can tell so effective.

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