Review: It's pretty amazing what people are capable of when their survival or way of life is threatened. In these moments, they are able to hire some sposóbw level of courage, perseverance and high intention, that he never knew he had. This is the case of a young Ree Dolly (Jennifer Lawrence) in Graniks Debra Winters Bone, winner of the Jury Prize for dramatic competition and enter the screen Waldo Salt award at the Sundance Film Festival. Newcomer Lawrence native of Kentucky, is completely convincing as a 17-year-old rare earths, which has survived a lot in her short life and there are many obstacles to overcome. Living in poverty in a small house in rural Missouri Ozark, near the border of Arkansas, you need to cook, chop wood and do whatever is necessary to care for the twelve-year-old brother, Sonny (Isaiah Stone) and her six-year-old sister Ashlee (Ashlee Thompson) and take care of his mother, who is catatonic.Based on the novel by Daniel Woodrell and co-authored by Granik and Anne Rosellini, Winters Bone shows how to change young lives Rees when his local Sheriff announces that her father, Jessup, went into hiding after the arrest for cooking meth, moved into the house, the family bond, and that, if not found and persuaded to join the Rees family lost their home. Sheriff insisting that she will find him a young girl begins to search among friends, family members, relatives and Community in the small crooks, drug dealers and bosses who dominate in a society dominated by men in rural areas. Nobody wants to talk and Ree met with silence, hostility and even violence. A neighbor says his hearing is really good way to end up et by pigs. When someone asks her: Do some men folk to do this? The answer is no. (Sometimes the film seems to be a challenge for most Juno eccentric one-liners). Rees main antagonists are fathers scary big brother, Teardrop, played by John Hawkes and Merab (Dale Dickey), the wife of Thump Milton, one of the local bosses. Implementation Dickie moves arrogant sense of intimidation that is both real and scary. As Ree goes through this hostile environment we grow to admire her determination and willingness to confront the threats to protect their brothers and sisters. Winters Bone is a film about poverty and despair, but never used his characters or participation in manipulation and sentimentality. While it may be difficult to watch at the moment, it is not, as some critics say poverty porn. They are lighter moments, and containing authentic Ozark folk music sung by Marideth Sisco and scenes Ree teaching her brother and sister to write, to read, and perhaps more important for survival, how to shoot a gun. He also said that his younger brother about the culture in which they live never ask for what should be offered. While I was riveted the story unfolds, perhaps because of the high styling video, I refrained from full participation in the emotional and often was aware of the fact that I was watching a movie. Even Winters Bone is a rich, fulfilling more than one movie that deserves recognition he has received. Although it is designed, there is authenticity, obtained with the locals as well as participants from the director himself immersed in the culture for two years before filming. Jennifer Lawrence forward stoic and hard-edged yet a man of integrity who somehow avoided being drawn into the soul of a destructive lifestyle that seems endemic to the area. In Ree, Granik has created one of the strongest female characters in cinema in mind that, sheer will, suggests what can be achieved if each of us can live every day as if our lives depended on it. |
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