Another Earth (Mike Cahill, 2011) HD 720p VOSE

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Another Earth
(Otra tierra)
(USA, 2011) [Color, 92 m.].
Género: Drama psicológico, Ciencia ficción / Cine independiente USA.
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Ficha técnica.
Dirección: Mike Cahill.
Guión: Mike Cahill, Brit Marling.
Fotografía: Mike Cahill (Color).
Música: Fall On Your Sword.
Producción: Mike Cahill, Hunter Gray, Brit Marling, Nicholas Shumaker, Phaedon A. Papadopoulos, Tyler Brodie, Paul Mezey.
Productora: Artists Public Domain.

Premios:
- 2011: Festival de Sundance: Premio Especial del Jurado - Drama
- 2011: Festival de Sitges: Mejor actriz (Brit Marling)
- 2011: Premios Gotham: Nominada a Mejor director
- 2011: Independent Spirit Awards: Nominada a Mejor ópera prima y mejor guión novel

Reparto: Brit Marling (Rhoda Williams), Matthew-Lee Erlbach (Alex), D.J. Flava (Himself), William Mapother (John Burroughs), Meggan Lennon (Maya Burroughs), A.J. Diana (John's Son), Bruce Colbert (Symposium Speaker), Paul S. Mezey (Symposium Speaker), Ana Valle (Symposium Speaker), Jeffrey Goldenberg (Symposium Speaker), Joseph Bove (Symposium Speaker), Jordan Baker (Kim Williams), Flint Beverage (Robert Williams), Robin Lord Taylor (Jeff Williams), Bruce Winant (Keith Harding), Natalie Carter (Career Counselor), Richard Berendzen (Himself), Shannon Maliff (High School Girl), Stéphane Leblanc (High School Girl), Jasmine Andrade (High School Girl), Kara Tweedie (High School Girl), Kumar Pallana (Purdeep), Ana Cruz Kayne (Claire), Yuval Segal (Television Reporter), Diana Ciesla (Dr. Joan Tallis).

Sinopsis: Rhoda Williams, una brillante joven que acaba de ser aceptada en un programa de astrofísica del MIT, aspira a explorar el universo. John Burroughs, un compositor que acaba de alcanzar la cima de su carrera, está a punto de ser padre por segunda vez. Rhoda y John no se conocen, pero la víspera del descubrimiento de un Planeta Tierra duplicado tiene lugar una horrible tragedia que entrelaza y altera de modo irreversible sus vidas. (FILMAFFINITY)
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"Profunda y más que notable (magistral) ópera prima de Mike Cahill" (Laura Fernández: Diario El Mundo)
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"Una historia que sí hemos visto mil veces y que no acaba de enlazar bien con el mucho más atractivo planteamiento (...) Lastrada también por una estética new age algo gastada, la película deja sensación de corto alargado" (Javier Ocaña: Diario El País)
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"Atípico drama psicológico vestido de fantástico (...) tiene gancho, pero, además, posee ciertos problemas en cuanto a edición y presupuesto (...) Pero merece la pena" (Carmen L. Lobo: Diario La Razón)
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"Película con un gancho visual poderoso y un batiburrillo de ideas a medio cocer, más propias de una conversación entre universitarios hasta arriba de marihuana que de una verdadera indagación filosófica (...) Puntuación: **1/2 (sobre 5)" (Nando Salvá: Cinemanía)
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"Miniatura de nota (...) Puntuación: **** (sobre 4)" (Salvador Llopart: Diario La Vanguardia)

Encuentros entre humanos.

Brillante y prometedor debut en la realización de Mike Cahill, también coautor del guión junto con Brit Marling, la protagonista de la cinta. Obtuvo muy buenas críticas tras su paso por el Festival de Sundance, donde le concedieron el premio Alfred. P. Sloan, a la mejor película con temática científica, y el Premio Especial del Jurado a la mejor película dramática.

Las radios y demás medios de comunicación informan de que ha aparecido en el cielo una réplica exacta del planeta Tierra que tiene los mismos continentes y las mismas ciudades, presumiblemente los mismos habitantes... Poco después la joven Rhoda Williams, aspirante a astrofísica, causa un accidente, que acaba con la vida de la esposa y el hijo del músico John Burroughs.
Cuatro años más tarde, consumida porque se siente culpable, Rhoda acude a casa de Burroughs, totalmente quemado y acabado tras la tragedia, con la intención de pedirle perdón... No se atreve, pero le dice que trabaja para una empresa de limpieza, con lo que inicia una particular relación con él en espera de reunir fuerzas para decirle la verdad, al tiempo que participa en un concurso que ofrece como premio un viaje espacial a Tierra 2.

Otra tierra es un buen relato de ciencia ficción que no necesita de un amplio presupuesto para efectos especiales para resultar eficaz. Pero es también un buen drama de personajes con factura de cine 'indie', sobre la redención y la culpa, de inusitada intensidad dramática. El film no oculta el dolor extremo que puede llegar a tener alguien que se encierra en sí mismo tras haberlo perdido todo, pero se muestra muy positivo en cuanto a la capacidad del ser humano de purgar sus culpas y apuesta por tomar una actitud valiente pero también optimista.
Rodada con una deslumbrante imaginación visual que llama la atención, Otra tierra acumula secuencias brillantes en su sencillez, como la de la directora del SETI en el primer contacto con seres de otro mundo, o el acercamiento entre los protagonistas mediante un videojuego. Sobran un par de explicaciones innecesarias de puntos menos claros del guión, como por qué se mandan al espacio a ciudadanos corrientes, o por qué el viudo no sabe ni el nombre de quién causó el accidente. Parecen metidas con calzador y nadie las echaría de menos si no estuvieran. Pero es un defecto de principiantes, menor, que no enturbia una gran opera prima.
Supone toda una sorpresa el trabajo de la poco experimentada actriz principal, que logra que el público empatice con su personaje, una joven con heridas en el alma, consumida por la culpa, de la que se sugiere que tenía un porvenir brillante que se vio truncado por el accidente. No en vano, le han llovido contratos tras este film, y ha logrado entre otros un papel importante con Richard Gere, Tim Roth y Susan Sarandon en Arbitrage. El otro papel principal, el viudo desolado, está interpretado con vigor por el experimentado William Mapother, que fue Ethan, miembro de Los Otros encargado de las mujeres embarazadas en la serie Perdidos (DeCine21).

AMG SYNOPSIS: Director/co-writer Mike Cahill (Boxers + Ballerinas) teams with producer/co-writer Brit Marling to challenge our concepts of reality and redemption with this romantic sci-fi drama about a radiant astrophysics student who endeavors to travel to Earth 2, a newly discovered mirror of our own home planet. Rhoda Williams (Marling) was driving in her car and listening to the radio when the DJ announced the discovery of Earth 2, which had just appeared from the other side of the sun. Gazing out her window at the newly discovered planet, Rhoda neglectfully careens into a minivan carrying a small family. Everyone but the father is killed instantly, and Rhoda is sentenced to four years in prison. Upon emerging, the repentant reckless driver finds herself drawn to the lone survivor. Meanwhile, Rhoda learns of an essay contest to win a seat on a civilian space shuttle to Earth 2. Perhaps, on that strangely familiar planet, an alternate version of herself exists -- one that has made different choices, and followed a different life path. The only way she will ever find out is to win the contest and secure her seat on a ride into the great unknown. -- Jason Buchanan

AMG REVIEW:

Spoiler: mostrar

Science fiction is as popular as ever at the movies, but only a certain kind of sci-fi movie tends to get made. If it involves angry aliens, massive spaceships, and interstellar battles with plenty of CGI, then Hollywood is eager to open its checkbook. However, the film equivalent of the work of writers like Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison, or Philip K. Dick -- who used science-fiction concepts as a backdrop for stories that investigated how changes in technology and society would impact human emotions and behavior -- is something that has generally been left to independent filmmakers, if anyone approaches such themes onscreen at all. Director Mike Cahill's first dramatic feature, Another Earth, is only tangentially Science fiction, but it strives to make something intelligent and philosophically compelling out of the notion of an alternate world, and it's written and acted with an intelligence and sincerity that's genuinely admirable.In Another Earth, Brit Marling plays Rhoda Williams, a bright and pretty 18-year-old girl who is fascinated with astrophysics and has just been accepted into MIT. Rhoda is driving home from a high school graduation party when she hears a news report on the radio about the discovery of a planet that seems strikingly similar to Earth. The announcer says the planet is visible in the night sky, and Rhoda sticks her head out the window to get a look. This distracts her just long enough to swerve into an oncoming car; the driver survives the crash, but his wife and child are immediately killed. Rhoda serves five years in prison for vehicular manslaughter, and when she's released she feels too emotionally wiped out to return to the world of academics. Rhoda takes a job as a janitor at her old high school, and learns that the survivor of the crash, John Burroughs (William Mapother), is living nearby. Hoping to apologize, Rhoda pays a visit to John's house, but lacks the courage to tell him who she is once she meets him face to face. Instead, she says she's from a new cleaning service and is willing to give him a free trial. John grudgingly lets her in, and Rhoda sees firsthand what's become of John -- he numbs himself with alcohol and pain pills, barely leaves the house, has little communication with the outside world, and has given up on his career as a composer, musician, and educator. Wanting to help (and noticing the filthy condition of his home), Rhoda keeps coming back to John's house to clean up and keep him company, and in time they strike up a close friendship that works wonders for him. Meanwhile, research on the second Earth has produced fascinating results: it looks identical to our planet and supports human life, and efforts to communicate with its residents lead to the startling discovery that each earthling appears to have an identical counterpart on Earth II. A private space-travel service announces they'll be offering flights to the new planet and stages an essay contest in which the winner will travel to Earth II, all expenses paid. Rhoda enters the contest, and to her surprise she wins; however, the media scrutiny she receives troubles both her and her parents, and she realizes that she'll have to tell John the truth about who she is and what she has done -- a situation made all the more painful when they become lovers.Another Earth isn't much interested in the nuts and bolts of life on another planet that's an apparent duplicate of our own, and the film's special effects amount to little more than a planet digitally matted into the sky. However, director Cahill and leading lady Marling, who co-wrote the screenplay together, are deeply fascinated with the philosophical possibilities of a second world that's visible in the sky at all times and seemingly matches our own home in every detail. The soundtrack crackles with television and radio commentators speculating on the implications of Earth II, and it provides a mirror of sorts to the larger story of two people struggling to come to terms with the lives fate has handed them. If there's more than a little goofball pop psychology in Another Earth, there's also plenty of exploration of the human heart and soul, and Cahill's sincerity overwhelms the movie's occasional moments of pretension, studiedly shaky camerawork, and two-dimensional supporting characters. Brit Marling gives a brave, emotionally powerful performance as the young woman desperate to make amends for a brief but tragic error in judgment, while William Mapother is nearly as impressive as the widower looking for a reason to give life another chance, even if the film makes his emotional recovery seem conveniently speedy. Another Earth is a movie filled with little flaws, but what's good works well enough to more than compensate for its shortcomings. This is a film that valiantly tries to speak to the heart and the head, and it hits the former target well enough that you're likely to forgive its slightly faulty aim at the latter. -- Mark Deming

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RELEASE DATE..............: 2011-10-26
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    ░   Video Source..: Blu-ray AVC 1080p
    ░   Audio Source..: DTS-HD 5.1
    ░   Release Date..: 2011.11.23
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        Runtime.......: 92 min
        Language......: English
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Saludos.

[goreking]

Buena pelicula, yo no diria que es de ciencia ficcion en si, pero mas tipo romantica/drama con una base de un hecho como que aparece un segundo planeta. Pero merece la pena.

Gracias, bastante tarde, por el aporte Marlowe!