Camino
(España, 2008) [Color, 134 m.].
Género: Drama, Bioptic.
IMDb / Web oficial
Ficha técnica.
Dirección: Javier Fesser.
Guión: Javier Fesser.
Fotografía: Alex Catalán.
Música: Rafa Arnau, Mario Gosalvez.
Producción: Eva Garrido, Luis Manso, Luis Manso, Javier Méndez, Jaume Roures, Lola Salvador.
Productora: Películas Pendelton / Mediapro
Premios: 2008, 6 premios Goya; Mejor película, director, guión original, actriz (Carme Elías), actor de reparto (Jordi Dauder), actriz revelación (Nerea Camacho).
Sinopsis: Camino es un drama en torno al Opus Dei.Camino (Nerea Camacho) es una niña modela, hija de una miembro del Opus Dei (Carmen Elías), que siente con pasión un primer amor prohibido y padece con gran resignación un grave tumor. (Alpacine)
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Una aventura emocional en torno a una deslumbrante niña de once años, muy religiosa, que se enfrenta al mismo tiempo a dos acontecimientos que son completamente nuevos para ella: enamorarse y morir. 'Camino' es, sobre todo, una luz brillante capaz de atravesar todas y cada una de las tenebrosas puertas que se van cerrando ante ella, y que pretenden en vano sumir en la oscuridad su deseo de vivir, amar y sentirse definitivamente feliz. Inspirada en la verdadera historia de Alexia González Barros, la hija menor de una familia perteneciente al Opus Dei, que falleció en 1985 a los 14 años de edad, y que actualmente está en proceso de canonización. (FILMAFFINITY)
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"Desgarrador y brutal cuento de hadas" (Luis Martínez: Diario El Mundo)
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"Un retrato del Opus Dei que horroriza pero cuya fuerza convence." (Carlos Boyero: Diario El País)
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"El origen real en la historia que cuenta Fesser no le impide a la película chapotear en la fábula y la fantasía, y ser al tiempo veraz e imposible. (...) Apasionante arranque (...) desenlace atronador, conmovedor (...) Puntuación: **** (sobre 5)." (E. Rodríguez Marchante: Diario ABC)
The winner of six Goya awards including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actress, Javier Fresser's emotional drama tells the true life tale of an eleven year old girl stricken with a terminal illness, and the influence of a powerful conservative Catholic organization during her last days. Eleven year old Camino (Nerea Camacho) suffers from a tumor that is exerting pressure on her spinal cord. As a result, her cervical vertebrae have been fractured, forcing her to endure excruciating medical treatments. Camino and her family all follow the dogma of the Opus Dei, a hard-line, ultra-conservative Catholic organization that believes her suffering is all part of God's greater plan. Now, as this radiant young girl experiences the joys of first love and mystery of death simultaneously, a powerful light shines down from above, illuminating the darkness and revealing the true depths of her happiness for all to see (All Movie Duide).
This is a very intense movie, with a wonderful cast, perfectly directed. I can understand that some people may object to the film, in which it is not telling the story the way they want to hear it or have come to believe it, but that is beyond the point of the film: it is simply telling a story, in a beautiful, tender and positive way. And we must not forget, it is BASED on a true story, but just that, based, inspired on it. What we are presented here is a version, a very beautiful one, of a similar story. I think unfortunately any movie about religion, specially when disagreeing with the faith shown in it, is meant to cause trouble within the people that want to worship in that way. That, fortunately, does not dictate the stories that can be told on a film, and this one is obviously a fantastic one. I myself am absolutely non religious, but I enjoyed the story for being so moving, and loved to see the Opus Dei side of it as I consider it interesting, as I would consider interesting a movie or documentary on a child believed to be the re-encarnation of the Buddha. But be sure, this is no Da Vinci Code here, it is not intended to make a caricature of Opus Dei, it is simply done from another point of view which adds to the interest of the movie: after all a movie about a girl saint done from the Opus Dei (or any other religion) point of view would be not only terribly propagandistic, but also much more boring (IMDb Comments).
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