
Once Jasmine was "a woman of high society", which had all — wealth, of a beloved husband, a carefree luxurious life in new York. But suddenly it losing it and, becoming a overnight to drunk the neurotic, goes to visit your living in San Francisco sister ginger, who never knew luxury, living in a cramped apartment with her two children, and also having in Boyfriends is questionable and vulgar macho mechanic Chile. Whether you need to say that the conflict was eager to return to the upper light sublime Jasmine with the rough reality of the "bottom" with time will only increase...
In the description of the story you nothing so familiar? Right, woody Allen has perefraziroval one of the most famous plays of the great playwright Tennessee Williams — "a Streetcar named Desire". Allen borrowed the plot outline from the famous works — suffice it to recall the "Match point", but if the picture he argued with "Crime and punishment" Dostoevsky, and also "an American tragedy" by Theodore Dreiser, it here he more strongly calcium play, changing a little bit like interpretation, so and the very ideological. If Williams talked about the conflict elevated spirituality and vulgar prisiminti, then Allen is more focused on the drama of a woman who, having lost everything, does not shun any means, in order to win its original position, guided not so much high romantic motifs, as common with craving for wealth and a comfortable existence. Have Allen is also a very different emotional disposition — movie set is easy, bright, Sunny, no grams of depression, despite the fact that just Blanchett draws not just the drama of the heroine, and a real tragedy, and here I would like to dwell. Of course, I haven't seen anything yet contenders for the current "Oscar" in the category best female role, but I have vote with your hands and for his got it, as the talented Aussie played here one of the most powerful of their roles. With ease butterflies Blanchett transforms the glamorous inhabitant of Manhattan, then the neurotic, the hysterical, the in a pathetic crazy and makes it so naturally, vividly and emotionally that I just get incredible pleasure from such a powerful acting performance. It game not overshadows the other actors, allowing to reveal how often annoying me for the truth, Sally Hawkins, here good looking in the role of the bedraggled ginger, so & colorful Bobby cannavale, who played a vivid image of her sedlackova groom. Here only the lack of mention in the credits Williams a bit cringe — too obviously it influence the only mention of Allen in as writer, not without any word on that the film is at least "inspired by A Streetcar Named Desire", seems a little unfair.
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