3 Women (Robert Altman, 1977) BRRip VOSE

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3 Women
(3 mujeres / Tres mujeres / Three Women)
(USA, 1977) [B/N, 124 m.].
Género: Drama psicológico / Cine feminista
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Ficha técnica.
Dirección: Robert Altman
Guión: Robert Altman, Patricia Resnick (no acreditada).
Fotografía: Charles Rosher Jr. (Chuck Rosher) (Color).
Música: Gerald Busby.
Producción: Robert Altman, Scott Bushnell, Robert Eggenweiler.
Productora: Lion's Gate Films.

Premios:
- 1977: Festival de Cannes: Mejor actriz (Shelley Duvall)

Reparto: Shelley Duvall (Millie Lammoreaux), Sissy Spacek (Pinky Rose), Janice Rule (Willie), Robert Fortier (Edgar), Ruth Nelson (Mrs. Rose), John Cromwell (Mr. Rose), Sierra Pecheur (Bunweill), Craig Richard Nelson (Mr. Maas), Maisie Hoy (Doris), Beverly Ross (Deirdre), John Davey (Dr. Norton), Leslie Ann Hudson (Polly), Belita Moreno (Alcira), Patricia Ann Hudson (Peggy)

Sinopsis: Pinky Rose (Sissy Spacek) es una joven e ingenua enfermera proveniente de los Estados del sur que llega a una polvorienta población de California para trabajar en una residencia para ancianos. Allí enseguida Pinky toma como modelo a Millie Lammoreaux (Shelley Duvall), una joven sofisticada adicta a las revistas de moda. Para suerte de Pinky, Millie busca una compañera de piso, y ambas se van a vivir juntas. (FILMAFFINITY)
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"Insólita, vampírica y brillante obra de cámara que se sitúa entre lo mejor del cine USA y europeo. Frente a su ritmo reposado destacan sus protagonistas y la fotografía, inspirada en los grandes pintores americanos de paisajes" (Augusto M. Torres: Diccionario Espasa)

La joven desequilibrada texana Pinky empieza a trabajar en un balneario. La ayuda en su aprendizaje Millie, mujer cuya supuesta popularidad esconde el hecho de que se siente desgraciada. La tercera mujer en danza, que justifica el título, es Willie, una artista local.

Notable y divertido film de Robert Altman, que trata la paranoia y desdoblamiento de personalidad con mucho tino. El tratamiento fotográfico da a la historia cierta atmósfera como de sueño. Destaca el gran trabajo interpretativo de Shelley Duvall (DeCine21).

AMG SYNOPSIS: Robert Altman's Three Women takes a surreal, improvisational and rather eerie look at the lives of three women in a western desert town. The plot centers around the youngest of the women, Pinky (Sissy Spacek), an eccentric, withdrawn woman trying to begin a new life. She finds work as an attendant at a hot springs spa catering to the elderly and infirm. There she befriends her co-worker Millie (Shelley Duvall), an equally strange but more outgoing woman; the two bond, and are soon sharing an apartment. Pinky becomes increasingly dependent on Millie, eventually adopting aspects of her personality and appearance. This obsessive attachment is threatened when Pinky discovers Millie with a man -- Edgar (Robert Fortier), the macho, faux-cowboy husband of local artist Willie (Janice Rule), the last of the title's three women. Pinky's subsequent, desperate actions precipitate the film's enigmatic conclusion, involving an unexpected series of confrontations and role reversals amongst the three women. This story tends to take a backseat to the elliptical, spooky imagery, particularly the desert landscapes, and the quirky performances -- not surprising, given that the film was reportedly shot without a full screenplay and inspired by Altman's own dreams. -- Judd Blaise

AMG REVIEW: Few filmmakers short of Luis Buñuel have made better onscreen use of dreams than Robert Altman, and 3 Women is the film in which he most successfully (and disturbingly) captured the hazy logic and off-kilter visual perspectives of the unconscious state. Shelley Duvall delivered the best work of her career as a woman so shallow that it never occurs to her that people are laughing at her behind her back, and Sissy Spacek is brilliant as Pinky, the naive girl who worships her; their emotional give and take as they begin to exchange personalities exemplifies the kind of risky but satisfying performances that Altman knows how to draw from actors. Gerald Busby's quietly troubling, discordant score and Bodhi Wind's surreal artwork are singularly appropriate aural and visual backdrops, while Charles Rosher Jr.'s cinematography layers the images in intoxicating washes of yellow and blue. While Altman has made a career out of endings that don't spell themselves out, the conclusion of 3 Women is both vague and provocative -- have we witnessed the aftermath of a tragedy, a descent into insanity, or a quiet but defiant call to arms? Altman isn't telling, but one can read 3 Women in a number of ways and still walk away convinced that it's a work of singular vision and emotional power from one of the most gifted American filmmakers of his generation. -- Mark Deming

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(*) Subtítulos en castellano traducidos por hurdygurdy, hilo DXC.
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(2) Subs en inglés para sordos, "Original SDH subtitles ripped from Criterion blu-ray". Hay una pequeña diferencia de tiempos al comienzo con respecto a los anteriores.

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