Road to Perdition
(Camino a la perdición)
(USA, 2002) [Color, 117 m.]
Género: Cine negro, Thriller, Drama.
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Ficha técnica.
Dirección: Sam Mendes.
Argumento: Max Allan Collins, Richard Piers Rayner (cómic).
Guión: David Self.
Fotografía: Conrad L. Hall.
Música: Thomas Newman.
Producción: Sam Mendes, Dean Zanuck, Richard D. Zanuck, Tara B. Cook, Cherylanne Martin, Joan Bradshaw, Walter F. Parkes.
Productora: DreamWorks SKG / Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation (presents) / The Zanuck Company.
Sinopsis: En los oscuros años de la Gran Depresión, Michael Sullivan se debate entre la lealtad inquebrantable a su jefe, el Sr. Rooney, y su propia familia. Son tiempos duros en Rock Island, donde la mafia irlandesa impone su ley. La prohibición sigue estando vigente y gángsteres como Al Capone están en la cima de su poder. A pesar de todo, Michael Sullivan lleva una buena vida, pagada a base de violencia y de sangre. (FILMAFFINITY)
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Obra maestra (...) extraordinaria, reinventa el mejor cine negro sin traicionar los códigos de este glorioso género (...) Newman y Hanks bordan sus papeles (Carlos Boyero: Diario El Mundo)
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Paul Newman y Tom Hanks renuevan con un golpe de genio el viejo cine de gánsteres (...) un guión y un reparto de altísima solvencia (Ángel Fdez. Santos: Diario El País)
AMG SYNOPSIS: The acclaimed graphic novel from crime writer Max Allan Collins becomes this big budget Dreamworks drama from director Sam Mendes and screenwriter David Self. Tom Hanks stars as Michael Sullivan, a morally conflicted Depression-era hit man committing murder in the name of his employer, John Rooney (Paul Newman). A kindly, aging Irish crime boss who raised Sullivan as his surrogate son, Rooney is affiliated with Al Capone in Chicago and thus wields great power in the "Tri-Cities" of Moline, IL; Rock Island, IL; and Davenport, IA. Curious about his father's mysterious profession, Sullivan's son, Michael Jr. (Tyler Hoechlin), stows away in his father's automobile one night and witnesses the execution of a man at the hands of Sullivan and Rooney's biological son, Connor (Daniel Craig). Although Michael keeps his promise to remain silent about what he's seen, the paranoid and unstable Connor tries to wipe out the entire Sullivan clan anyway, succeeding only in killing Sullivan's wife, Annie (Jennifer Jason Leigh), and youngest son, Peter (Liam Aiken). Enraged at this and another surprise betrayal by the Rooneys, Sullivan embarks on a path of bloody retribution, Michael in tow. Although he intends to leave his boy with relatives in the rural town of Perdition once the coast is clear, he ends up exposing Michael to the goriest aspects of his talents, slaughtering former associates as he dodges contract assassin Maguire (Jude Law) and cripples the cash flow of the Rooney and Capone organizations through a series of bank robberies, attempting to force either mob family to offer up the sequestered Connor as a sacrifice. Inspired by the popular Japanese comic book series Lone Wolf and Cub and based loosely on an episode from the life and career of notorious real-life crime figures John and Connor Looney, Road to Perdition co-stars Stanley Tucci as legendary Chicago mobster Frank Nitti. -- Karl Williams
AMG REVIEW: An elegant, mournful gangster picture that joins the ranks of Miller's Crossing (1990) and The Godfather (1972) as an example of the genre's best, this adaptation of a fact-based graphic novel is another showcase for the visual talents of director Sam Mendes, following up his Oscar-winning cinematic debut, American Beauty (1999). The film's power is due in no small part to a superb script from relatively new screenwriter David Self, who enlarges upon the source material's themes until they've reached Shakespearean proportions, while cleverly touching upon the tale's themes of fathers and sons, coming of age, violence, and damnation. Audiences may have a difficult time grappling with the emotional reserve, itchy trigger finger and ultimate fate of hit man Michael Sullivan, played by one of its favorite, most likable leading men, Tom Hanks, but the fact is that the character rings true to his circumstances and allows the star an opportunity to more freely employ the gruff, flinty toughness, the sharper edges of intelligence, and the irked, tired refusal to suffer fools gladly that are so often lurking just below the surface of his more popular roles (in many ways, Hanks' Sullivan seems to be the black sheep brother of Captain John Miller from 1998's Saving Private Ryan). Despite this, the film's one flaw is that it allows Sullivan so much screen time that not every viewer might realize that he's only a supporting player: the protagonist is not the father but the son, Michael Jr., well played by Tyler Hoechlin as a youth whose future prospects are cloudy at best but become more certain as events unfold. It's his point of view being shared, the ultimate fate of his soul that's at stake, and his character that's being emotionally tracked, but his denouement may feel anticlimactic compared to the father's spectacular, heart-breaking exit. It's a trifling flaw in an otherwise top-notch film that's certain to be reconsidered in later years as the century's first great gangster flick. The cast is terrific (Jude Law--in a role wholly invented for the film--and Paul Newman, in the underappreciated winter of his career, deliver awe-inspiring performances as well), but it's that corker of a script from Self, trenchant and devastating, breath-taking in its ability to ply the screen with elegant visuals followed up with sparkling dialogue and unexpected confrontations, that lights up the screen and the memory. -- Karl Williams
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Filmografía Sam Mendes (Director)
Filmografía Paul Newman (Actor)
Filmografía temática La Gran Depresión
Saludos.Filmografía Paul Newman (Actor)
Filmografía temática La Gran Depresión
