Canción inolvidable (A Song to Remember) (Charles Vidor, 1945)

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GUIÓN: Sidney Buchman
MÚSICA: Chopin
FOTOGRAFÍA: Tony Gaudio & Allen Davey
REPARTO: Paul Muni, Merle Oberon, Cornel Wilde, Stephen Bekassy, Nina Foch, George Coulouris, Sig Arno, George Macready
PRODUCTORA: Columbia Pictures
PREMIOS: 1945: 6 nominaciones al Oscar, incluyendo actor (Wilde), historia, fotografía, sonido
GÉNERO: Drama | Musical | Biográfico | Siglo XIX
SINOPSIS: Adaptación de la biografía del gran músico polaco Frederic Chopin. (FILMAFFINITY)
[quote]The Chopin of Columbia Pictures is a strong patriot of Poland who, under the influence of the controlling George Sand, becomes a self-involved artist. Sand believed (here anyway) that the artist needed to serve himself alone and not others. Thus, she cut him off from his teacher and friend, Professor Elsnore, who wants Chopin to finish his magnificent Polonaise, a freedom cry for his beloved Poland, which is being suppressed by the Russians. Under Sand's control, Chopin turns out little ditties instead.
There really was a Professor Elsnore, but he did not teach Chopin piano, rather, music theory and composition. The role is played effectively by Paul Muni, who works to protect the change in Chopin's personality and apathy toward politics to his family and friends. Merle Oberon is stunning as a cold George Sand. Nina Foch plays Chopin's Polish girlfriend Constantia (and in reality, Constantia did exist).
Well, what is true and what isn't? Chopin was a child prodigy, he did meet George Sand at a party which was also attended by Franz Liszt, the bad weather in Mallorca nearly killed him, and in fact, after that time, he was never fully healthy again. He broke with George Sand two years before he died. She is the one who tried to get back together. His burial isn't covered in the film, but Chopin is buried in Paris. At his request, his heart was removed and buried in Poland.[/quote]
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Filmaffinity | IMDb
GUIÓN: Sidney Buchman
MÚSICA: Chopin
FOTOGRAFÍA: Tony Gaudio & Allen Davey
REPARTO: Paul Muni, Merle Oberon, Cornel Wilde, Stephen Bekassy, Nina Foch, George Coulouris, Sig Arno, George Macready
PRODUCTORA: Columbia Pictures
PREMIOS: 1945: 6 nominaciones al Oscar, incluyendo actor (Wilde), historia, fotografía, sonido
GÉNERO: Drama | Musical | Biográfico | Siglo XIX
SINOPSIS: Adaptación de la biografía del gran músico polaco Frederic Chopin. (FILMAFFINITY)
[quote]The Chopin of Columbia Pictures is a strong patriot of Poland who, under the influence of the controlling George Sand, becomes a self-involved artist. Sand believed (here anyway) that the artist needed to serve himself alone and not others. Thus, she cut him off from his teacher and friend, Professor Elsnore, who wants Chopin to finish his magnificent Polonaise, a freedom cry for his beloved Poland, which is being suppressed by the Russians. Under Sand's control, Chopin turns out little ditties instead.
There really was a Professor Elsnore, but he did not teach Chopin piano, rather, music theory and composition. The role is played effectively by Paul Muni, who works to protect the change in Chopin's personality and apathy toward politics to his family and friends. Merle Oberon is stunning as a cold George Sand. Nina Foch plays Chopin's Polish girlfriend Constantia (and in reality, Constantia did exist).
Well, what is true and what isn't? Chopin was a child prodigy, he did meet George Sand at a party which was also attended by Franz Liszt, the bad weather in Mallorca nearly killed him, and in fact, after that time, he was never fully healthy again. He broke with George Sand two years before he died. She is the one who tried to get back together. His burial isn't covered in the film, but Chopin is buried in Paris. At his request, his heart was removed and buried in Poland.[/quote]






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Los subtítulos en español son los de chechi67 (muchas gracias) sincronizados para el DVDRip.
Canción Inolvidable (Charles Vidor, 1945) VO + AE