Entra em cartaz no dia 18 de novembro o filme SHE SAID, a adaptação cinematográfica do livro homônimo, escrito pelas jornalistas do THE NEW YORK TIMES, Jodie Kantor e Megan Twohey. O filme foi dirigido pela cineasta alemã Maria Schrader, ganhadora do EMMY por UNORTHODOX, da NETFLIX.
O livro narra a reportagem investigativa – premiada com o Prêmio Pulitzer – das duas jornalistas que expôs anos de abusos sexuais em Hollywood, partindo das denúncias contra o mega produtor Harry Weinstein. A reportagem é considerada o nascedouro do movimento #MeToo.
Nas telas, as repórteres serão interpretadas pelas ótimas Carey Mulligan (2 indicações ao Oscar) e Zoe Kazan (a neta do genial Elia Kazan). Com elas no elenco, estão a excepcional Patricia Clarkson, Tom Pelphrey, Samantha Morton, Andre Braugher, Elle Grahan, Adam Shapiro e Sean Cullen.
O Produtor Weinstein – à época um dos mais influentes de Hollywood, à frente de sua MIRAMAX – sofreu uma série de denúncias de dezenas de mulheres da indústria do cinema, estando hoje condenado a 23 anos de prisão.
O trailer, lançado neste 14 de julho, lembra muito dois filmes : TODOS OS HOMENS DO PRESIDENTE, de Alan J. Pakula e SPOTLIGHT, de Tom McCarthy, exemplares ilustres de casos investigativos célebres, não por acaso ganhadores de 6 Oscars.
Pelo trailer, SHE SAID vai neste caminho.
The movie SHE SAID, the film adaptation of the book of the same name, written by journalists from THE NEW YORK TIMES, Jodie Kantor and Megan Twohey, opens on November 18th. The film was directed by German filmmaker Maria Schrader, who won an EMMY for NETFLIX’s UNORTHODOX.
The book narrates the investigative report – awarded with the Pulitzer Prize – of the two journalists who exposed years of sexual abuse in Hollywood, starting from the denunciations against the mega producer Harry Weinstein. The report is considered the birthplace of the #MeToo movement.
On screen, the reporters will be played by the great Carey Mulligan (2 Oscar nominations) and Zoe Kazan (the granddaughter of the genius Elia Kazan). With them in the cast are the exceptional Patricia Clarkson, Tom Pelphrey, Samantha Morton, Andre Braugher, Elle Graham, Adam Shapiro and Sean Cullen.
Producer Weinstein – at the time one of the most influential in Hollywood, at the helm of his MIRAMAX – suffered a series of complaints from dozens of women in the film industry, and is now sentenced to 23 years in prison.
The trailer, released this July 14, is very reminiscent of two films: ALL THE PRESIDENT’S MEN, by Alan J. Pakula and SPOTLIGHT, by Tom McCarthy, illustrious examples of famous journalism investigative cases, not by chance winners of 6 Oscars.
From the trailer, SHE SAID goes this way.
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