
Remember the story of how I read an article about the girl from Austria name Natasha Campos. In childhood she was kidnapped by a man and eight years held in a locked room. The however, her managed to escape, but he was done with him. The motives of the crime to still is unknown. The case got a huge response due to the fact that Heather at the spoke the kidnapper in a negative way, which gave rise to the theory of development in her Stockholm syndrome.
And though the story of Natasha's got a film adaptation under the title "3096 days", "Room" has a similar motif, placing us with girl a small room, equipped with the barn. Bonus more becomes aware that she has a five year old son who was born in the conditions of imprisonment and white light is not seen. All wonder why the girl is not come up with a way of escape, and I wonder how it turned out to furnish birth in the home so that the girl survived?
The first half of the film all the action takes place in a confined space. However, "Prisoners of the Barn" (hell, I don't got to joke about the Prisoner of Azkaban!) manages to escape, and like it is necessary to set yourself up for a happy ending. But with the problems of the brave new world facing not only the boy, but and the girl herself.
I have always believed that one of the most complex on-screen images can be considered characters with challenges the field of psychology. The Director of Leonard Abrahamson dragged the mother and son through one of the spooky children's fears of childhood, in which we observed the tense atmosphere not only when a life confined to four walls, a small window in the roof and a kidnapper in the nickname "Old Nick". When they fall in an open world, the problem of a simple boy — it is difficult to interact with other people, to get used to the simple life. Have moms there are problems of interaction with the child. After the question of a journalist about not did she that after the birth of a son to convince the thief to send it free, she drives himself in a state of depression and feels guilty. In some extent, "Room" can be interpreted as the drama of motherhood.
Loved the relationship shown between mother and boy. Where is necessary, an expression of sympathy, in the right moments, the characters terrible, and of course, such the oppressive atmosphere, there are moments of a nervous breakdown. But still believe in between the real and sincere feelings. Jacob Tremblay in as the son gives a great range of emotions, in spite of all those who thinks children are not able to Express themselves. And it is unclear why it failed to nominate at the"Golden idol", under the excuse of the name "age" is not considered Anna Paquin not can confirm. Yes, and very impressed with the game young brie Larson. Despite my frankly sidelong glance at her work "Captain marvel", here it is very cool kept in the frame. I really it was painful to watch her fate. Talented girl, received "Oscar" has earned.
Bringing musical themes under at least, applying a good job with a camera and clearly writing the script, "Room" is represented as pressing on the weak point of psychological drama, where can only the last ten minutes duration to sigh with relief. The picture of salvation, but characters after the release of the behave well as Oh Dae capital of "Oldboy". Although, let's be honest, put on extra plus this picture for a bit of symbolism when the mother tells the son a story about the count of Monte Cristo.