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May December (2023)@andreseloy581681d

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May December marks the ninth feature film from acclaimed director Todd Haynes, who began his career within the New Queer Cinema movement of the 1990s.

While his career has not followed a conventional path, he has consistently produced remarkable work over the years.

Personally, I always eagerly anticipate a new Haynes release. While the film is not perfect, I must express my satisfaction with Haynes' vision.

Commenting on all the elements that contribute to May December's greatness without revealing spoilers is a challenge. However, it is not surprising that Todd Haynes was drawn to a subject like this at first glance.

Based on a truly horrific true story, May December invites viewers to examine a marriage based on abuse through the lens of an actress's outside perspective.

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Haynes has consistently shown a fascination with exploring the psychology of characters (often women) who are marginalised by society and shaped by their traumatic experiences.

In his cinematic world, sexual desire frequently emerges as a powerful, uncontrollable and often destructive force.

It is therefore quite understandable that Haynes, seeking impartiality (as indicated by Elizabeth's role as an outside observer), shows a keen interest in analysing and understanding the dynamic between Gracie and Joe.

It is curious that, ultimately, his conclusion coincides perfectly with his initial perception: from the outset, this is a toxic and damaging relationship.

Yet, despite my realisation, it doesn't feel like I'm watching a film with an overt ‘message’. It is not a lecture. The concepts presented and the way they are introduced encourage contemplation.

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From the very first scene, May December offers a presentation that is both shocking and disorienting. Since its debut at Cannes, it has been described by critics and audiences alike as ‘camp’.

This may be attributed to the somewhat blurred cinematography, which imparts an artificial and superficial essence to the narrative, perfectly suited to the masquerade and deception Haynes deploys.

Alternatively, it could be due to the infamous and mechanical application of the zoom, which looks supernatural and is crucial in diverting the camera's attention.

In my opinion, May December is a work of great merit, although its tonal interplay and leaping movements are not easy to pin down and do not always blend seamlessly.

It will not be to everyone's taste, and many viewers looking for a clearer and more powerful message will probably not be convinced by the distant approach and lack of answers, but I liked the end result very much.

May December is sad and disturbing, with a very unique way of analysing power relations, the consequences of abuse, sensationalist romanticisation and the pathological consumption of tragedy.

It's not perfect, but it's certainly brave and ambitious, with a strong visual device, thematic depth and acting to match.

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›Reseña: Secretos de un escándalo // Review: May December@presidentx730d

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Una de las películas que me llamó la atención apenas supe algo de ella, es este título; eso debido a que toca un tema interesante e involucra a una de mis actrices favoritas, Natalie Portman. Pude verla hace poco en Prime Video. Estrenada el 2023, siendo su director Todd Haynes.

One of the movies that caught my attention as soon as I heard about it, is this title; that's because it touches on an interesting subject and involves one of my favorite actresses, Natalie Portman. I was able to see it recently on Prime Video. Released in 2023, with director Todd Haynes.

Sinopsis: La actriz Elizabeth Berry, debido a la próxima película que protagonizará y trata de un escándalo nacional; decide convivir unas semanas con muchos de los involucrados, especialmente con la quien fuera la mayor involucrada e instigadora, Gracie Atherton-Yu.

Synopsis: Actress Elizabeth Berry, due to the upcoming movie she will star in and is about a national scandal; decides to spend a few weeks with many of those involved, especially with the one who was the biggest involved and instigator, Gracie Atherton-Yu.

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El escándalo al que me refiero, es al que Gracie cuando era una señora casada, tuvo un intenso amorío con un chico de 13 años Joe Yoo, al punto que tuvieron un hijo. Luego de ser sentenciada y pasar años de cárcel, se casó con Joe Yoo y creó una familia con él. La película comienza décadas después de que el escándalo se destapó. Sobre la historia, está basada en un caso real en USA.

The scandal I am referring to is that Gracie, when she was a married woman, had an intense affair with a 13-year-old boy, Joe Yoo, to the point that they had a child. After being sentenced and spending years in prison, she married Joe Yoo and started a family with him. The movie begins decades after the scandal was uncovered. About the story, it is based on a real case in the USA.

En la trama veremos como la actriz, intenta tratar de destapar los misterios, personalidades y verdaderos pensamientos de los involucrados; especialmente trata de entender a Grace, ya que la interpretara. y conocer sus motivos para cometer tal atrocidad. Ya que si bien en la fachada de la familia que encuentra, todo está bien, la realidad es que los eventos pasados siguen afectando su día a día.

In the plot we will see how the actress, tries to uncover the mysteries, personalities and true thoughts of those involved; especially tries to understand Grace, as she will play her, and know her motives to commit such an atrocity. For while on the facade of the family he finds, all is well, the reality is that past events continue to affect their day to day lives.

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Se hace cierto paralelismo entre lo que realiza Grace y Elizabeth, ya que la última también intentará ir hasta las últimas consecuencias para obtener lo que quiere. Hay ciertos toques de comedia, pero estamos ante un drama en su mayoría de metraje.

There is a certain parallel between what Grace and Elizabeth do, since the latter will also try to go to the ultimate consequences to get what she wants. There are certain touches of comedy, but the majority of the film is a drama.

La producción es correcta, destacando la fotografía y un buen manejo de colores, la da el correcto aire dramático. En la actuación destacan las protagonistas, siendo interpretadas por Natalie Portman y Julianne Moore, excelente trabajo.

The production is correct, highlighting the photography and a good handling of colors, giving it the right dramatic air. In the acting, the protagonists stand out, being played by Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore, excellent work.

Una buena película dramática, que busca tratar de revelar la fachada de una familia iniciada con un escándalo. Recomendable.

A good dramatic film, which seeks to try to reveal the facade of a family started with a scandal. Recommended.

Calificación personal: 8 de 10

Personal rating: 8 out of 10

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›[ENG-ESP] Movies Review: May December - How far can loving be considered correct?@naath880d

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Hello to all my friends of the Movies & Tv community, today I was excited to finally see the movie May December that came out in 2023 and was released on the Netflix platform. This movie seemed very interesting to me first for having actresses of great trajectory such as Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman, besides having the participation of Charles Melton known for his character in Riverdale. So I thought that the plot looked pretty good and that with these actors could not leave a low quality film and I was pleasantly surprised to see it, it was a set of emotions and uncertainty, surprise and drama. So I invite you to read my review of the movie May December.

Hola a todos mis amigos de la comunidad de Movies & Tv, el día de hoy me emocionó la idea de poder ver finalmente la película May December que salió en el 2023 y fue estrenada en la plataforma de Netflix. Está película me pareció muy interesante primero por tener actrices de gran trayectoria como lo son Julianne Moore y Natalie Portman, además de contar con la participación de Charles Melton conocido por su personaje en Riverdale. Entonces pensé que la trama se veía bastante buena y que con estos actores no podría salir una película de baja calidad y me lleve una grata sorpresa al verla, fue un conjunto de emociones y de incertidumbre, de sorpresa y de mucho drama. Así que los invito a leer mi reseña de la película May December.

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This drama film released in the year 2023 on Netflix, tells the story of Gracie (Julianne Moore) and Joe (Charles Melton) a couple that generated a lot of controversy because of the big age difference between them which caused a lot of noise among neighbors and the population near them. Both seem to have a pretty good relationship where love seems to be enough so that age is not a problem. After a while and after all the news that came out in the newspaper about the relationship and also the consequences that followed, Elizabeth Berry (Natalie Portman), a young actress who was chosen to play Gracie, comes into the life of this couple, but in order to make a good movie she must know more about the relationship between Gracie and Joe and that is why she decides to spend some time near them.

Está película de género drama estrenada en el año 2023 en Netflix, nos cuenta la historia de Gracie (Julianne Moore) y Joe (Charles Melton) una pareja que género mucha polémica por la gran diferencia de edad entre ambos lo que causó mucho ruido entre los vecinos y la población cercana a ellos. Ambos parecen llevar una relación bastante buena dónde el amor parece ser suficiente para que la edad no sea un problema. Después de un tiempo y de todas las noticias que salieron por periódico de la relación y también las consecuencias que vinieron después llega a la vida de esta pareja Elizabeth Berry (Natalie Portman) una joven actriz que fue elegida para interpretar a Gracie, pero para poder hacer una buena película debe saber más acerca de la relación entre Gracie y Joe y es por eso que decide pasar un tiempo cerca de ellos.

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The film is shown in a very peculiar way and with a soundtrack that makes you stay glued to your seat for not knowing what is going to happen next. Elizabeth begins her investigation process, she starts talking a little bit with Gracie as she is the main voice of this story, she tells her that she never saw any problem with having a relationship with Joe even though this relationship started when he was in seventh grade and she was 36 years old, This turned out to be quite shady for Elizabeth but she continued her investigation while realizing that the town looked down on this couple, especially why it is not possible for a thirteen year old, which was the age Joe was when he met Gracie, and that she thought it was normal to have a relationship with him because love was born and according to her as long as they both love each other it does not matter what others say.

La película nos va mostrando desde una forma muy peculiar y con una banda sonora que hace que te quedes pegado en tu asiento por no saber que es lo próximo que va a ocurrir. Elizabeth comienza su proceso de investigación, empieza hablando un poco con Gracie ya que es la voz principal de esta historia, ella le cuenta que nunca vio ningún problema con tener una relación con Joe a pesar de que está relación comenzó cuando el estaba en séptimo grado y ella tenía 36 años, bastante turbio resultó esto para Elizabeth pero siguió su investigación mientras se daba cuenta que el pueblo veía de muy mala forma a esta pareja sobre todo por qué no es posible que alguien de trece años que era la edad que tenía Joe cuando conoció a Gracie y que a ella le pareciera normal tener una relación con él porque surgió el amor y según ella mientras ambos se amen no importara lo que digan los demás.

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Elizabeth realizes that there are many things that are not normal at all, like Joe having children who are already in college when he could be their brother because of his age. More and more Elizabeth wants to know everything, to know from the beginning of the relationship, to know how the two of them relate as a family and how this affects their lives directly and indirectly. We can see that the story began in a way in which Gracie being an adult but with many emotional wounds that she does not usually remember or tries to forget, approaches Joe and according to her she says that he was the one who conveyed to her that he felt love towards her. Gracie is a character that we see breaking down many times during the movie and as her husband Joe is always willing to comfort her and be there for her, she calls it love but I think it was only what he had learned to do because he never really knew any other life than the one he has with Gracie.

Elizabeth se da cuenta de que hay muchas cosas que no son para nada normales, como que Joe tenga hijos que ya van a la universidad cuando el podría ser el hermano de ellos por su edad. Cada vez más Elizabeth quiere saberlo todo, conocer desde el comienzo de la relación, conocer la forma en la que ambos se relacionan como familia y como esto afecta sus vidas de manera directa e indirectamente. Podemos ver que la historia comenzó de una forma en la que Gracie siendo una persona adulta pero con muchas heridas emocionales que no suele recordar o que intenta olvidar, se acerca a Joe y según ella dice que él fue el que le transmitió que sentía amor hacia ella. Gracie es un personaje que vemos derrumbarse muchas veces durante la película y como su esposo Joe siempre está dispuesto a consolarla y estar pendiente de ella, ella lo llama amor pero pienso que solo era lo que el había aprendido hacer porque realmente nunca conoció más vida que la que tiene junto a Gracie.

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This story according to what I read on the internet was based on a real life event where a woman teacher had sex with one of her underage students, even this woman I mentioned went to jail and got more than 6 years in prison, but after getting out she met her student again and they started a relationship that went to marriage and they had children. What I could see in the movie is that both Gracie and Joe had lives that even though they were different especially in age, they both had voids to fill. But it was very shady that Gracie would approach Joe who could be her son or even her grandson, in the movie there is a scene where Joe realizes that basically the life he has is not what he expected and that he never wanted to be in that situation but he let himself get involved even though Gracie says he was the one who seduced her but how can a thirteen year old boy have so much power to seduce a mature woman and capable of understanding that it was not right.

Esta historia según leí por internet fue basada en un hecho de la vida real donde una mujer de profesión maestra tuvo relaciones con uno de sus estudiantes menor de edad, incluso esta mujer que menciono fue a la carcel y le dieron más de 6 años en prisión, pero luego de salir se encontró con su alumno de nuevo y comenzaron una relación que llegó hasta el matrimonio y tuvieron hijos. Lo que pude ver en la película es que tanto Gracie como Joe tenían vidas que aunque fueran diferentes sobre todo en edad, ambos tenían vacíos que llenar. Pero fue muy turbio que Gracie se acercará a Joe pudiendo ser su hijo o hasta su nieto, en la película hay una escena dónde Joe se da cuenta de que básicamente la vida que tiene no es lo que esperaba y que él nunca quiso estar en esa situación pero se dejó envolver a pesar de que Gracie dice que el fue el que la sedujo pero como un niño de trece años puede tener tanto poder para seducir a una mujer madura y capaz de entender que eso no estaba bien.

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Julianne Moore's performance was really impeccable, her way of showing the pain and at the same time a laughing version of herself despite everything she had to go through just to have a relationship with Joe was amazing. Natalie Portman once again gave me that feeling like in the Black Swan movie where she got so into the character she was going to play about Gracie's life that she ended up doing things out of character even though she knew from the beginning she was there for work, but it got out of hand. I liked Charles Melton's performance, I haven't seen other movies where he appears but his interpretation of the character in this movie was impeccable and it generated in me that feeling of bewilderment and sadness to see how he had all those doubts about his relationship with Gracie and realizing that he lost many stages of his life that he longed to live.

Realmente la actuación de Julianne Moore fue impecable, su forma de demostrar el dolor y a la vez una versión risueña de ella misma a pesar de todo lo que tuvo que pasar solo para tener una relación con Joe fue increíble. Natalie Portman una vez más me dió esa sensación como en la película del Cisne Negro dónde se metio tanto en el personaje que iba a interpretar sobre la vida de Gracie que terminó haciendo cosas fuera de lo normal a pesar de que desde el comienzo sabía que estaba allí por trabajo, pero se le fue de las manos. La actuación de Charles Melton me gustó bastante, no he visto otras películas donde el salga pero su interpretación del personaje en esta película fue impecable y me generó esa sensación de desconcierto y tristeza al ver cómo tenía todas esas dudas sobre su relación con Gracie y al darse cuenta de que perdió muchas etapas de su vida que añoraba vivir.

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I really liked this movie especially for the drama and psychology that the story carries, beyond seeing it as something perverse you can notice the murky history of this couple that should never have met. It is a story that grabs you, the soundtrack has a lot of power in the suspenseful scenes that are many within the film, I had thought not to see this movie because I thought it would be different but I ended up being very impressed. I liked how they covered the topic of relationships with age difference, especially when it is one like Gracie's where she was older and Joe was younger. It caused me a lot of tension and sadness to see that they both had a lot of things they should never have been together for, they both had to heal emotionally, especially Gracie who suffered a lot during her childhood.

I hope you can watch this movie, I give it a 4.5 out of 5 because it was very good, I hope you can watch it it is on Netflix and online movie sites, it is almost two hours long. If you are looking to see something full of drama and suspense, that will keep your attention on the story, this movie is for you.

Me gustó muchísimo esta película sobre todo por la carga de drama y psicología que conlleva la historia, más allá de verlo como algo perverso se puede notar lo turbio de la historia de esta pareja que nunca debieron haberse conocido. Es una historia que te atrapa, la banda sonora tiene mucho poder en las escenas de suspenso que son muchas dentro de la película, había pensado no ver esta película porque pensaba que sería diferente pero termino impresionadome mucho. Me gustó cómo abarcaron el tema de las relaciones con diferencia de edad, sobre todo cuando es una como la de Gracie donde ella era mayor de edad y Joe era menor. Me causo mucha tensión y tristeza ver que ambos tenían muchas cosas por las que nunca debieron estar juntos, ambos tenían que sanar emocionalmente, sobre todo Gracie quien sufrió mucho durante su infancia.

Espero que puedan ver esta película, yo le doy un 4,5 de 5 porque fue muy buena, espero que puedan verla está en Netflix y en páginas de películas por internet, tiene una duración de casi dos horas. Si estás buscando ver algo lleno de drama y suspenso, que mantenga tu atención en la historia, está película es para ti.

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›Controversial And Intriguing—Review Of May December (2023)@kemmyb922d
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I enjoy films that focus on controversial issues and challenge our original beliefs and rules on what's right or wrong. Some people might find films like this appalling to watch but an open mind is not a bad thing. Once I saw Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore on the poster of this recent release, I knew it would be mind-blowing. It turned out so.

May December (2023) is an American dark comedy that centres on Elizabeth Berry (played by Natalie Portman), an actress who is slated to play the role of Gracie Atherton in an indie film. It happens that Gracie Atherton is well-known for her scandalous relationship with her husband when he was merely a thirteen-year-old student. To prepare for this role, Elizabeth visits the home of Gracie Atherton (played by Julianne Moore), so she can study the woman's life and family.

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As Gracie allows this popular stranger into her home to spend time with her family, certain things begin to come to light that inform Elizabeth's mindset towards her role and also topple the seemingly peaceful Atherton family. Will this actress know the true Elizabeth and understand her and the choices she made?

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I'll say this is one of the best films I've seen this year. Considering the calibre of the lead actors, I expected nothing less than an outstanding performance. The plot is brilliant and inspired by the Mary Kay Letourneau story that came to light in 1996. Director Todd Haynes did a great job adapting it into a movie. The storytelling is impressively done in a suspenseful and unsettling way that confuses the audience at some points while seeking their judgement on the characters' choices.

I like that the pace is even, not slow or fast, drawing in the audience. The film starts well, entertaining us with this normal family on their normal days. Everything starts to make sense until the truth and emotional state of the characters begin to surface. This approach captivates viewers' attention and makes the film unpredictable.

The casting is perfect in my opinion. I wouldn't have wanted anyone else to portray Gracie and Elizabeth besides Julianna Moore and Natalie Portman. These ladies were well cast and their performances were excellent. Gracie is portrayed as this nice lady, beloved by her friends and neighbours until the fog clears and we see the true person underneath the layer of frailty and naivety.

Natalie Portman as Elizabeth took my breath away with her acting skills. She starts as this cool actress on a mission and soon enough, transforms into this complex character. It's difficult to know if she's acting like Gracie or if her true self is being revealed. The scene where she sleeps with Joe and treats the situation as nothing is shocking but well done.

Another performance I applaud is that of Charles Melton as Joe. He's like the glue that holds the film together. He's strong and wants to be there for Gracie and his children but he's only human and breaks down in an unexpected way. Our hearts go out to him as it's clear that he's struggling and we want to "free" him from a life that is fast spinning out of control. Charles embodied his character perfectly.

This film questions the rightness or wrongness of an adult-minor relationship, choices and throws light on the concept of consent in relationships. No doubt, society changes but should an adult teacher sleeping with a minor be considered normal or "right"? From the teacher's viewpoint, the student loved her, pursued her and that makes it okay in her book. I know many might scream at how "wrong" the relationship is but to this student, it seemed right. This is my definition of a complicated relationship!

As the film unfolds, I see the characters change, revealing their true selves and my sympathies end up with the student. It's popularly said "love knows no gender, age, race or religion" and "age is just a number". Yet I see a character who is struggling but seems unable to find a way out of his predicament. Or maybe he's resigned to his fate? I'll let you be the judge of this when you see the movie. It took my breath away in some scenes and some others were a bit uncomfortable to watch, because of the morality and ethical questions raised.

Overall, May December (2023) is a film worth watching with an open mind. I believe similar situations take place in our society but how we handle such matters a lot. I'll give it 4.2 stars out of 5.

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May December is one of those films that I honestly have a hard time talking about, since apart from dealing with a delicate topic in a forceful way, it knows how to generate a discussion that goes a little further than demonizing a taboo topic... Or lord have mercy: glorify it.

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For those who don't know it, it is a film directed by Todd Haynes and starring the excellent Juliane Moore and Natalie Portman that was released this year, where Portman plays a young actress named Elizabeth who will participate in a film inspired by the story of Gracie (Moore), a famous woman who generated a lot of media attention a couple of decades ago for having a relationship with a teenager when she was 36 years old.

The most curious thing about the whole thing is that that 13-year-old boy has continued to be her partner throughout this time (Charles Melton).

Because of the previously mentioned movie, Elizabeth decides to spend a couple of weeks with Gracie, which will increasingly reveal the cracks of the murky relationship that she had (And maintains) with the young Joe Yoo.

Evidently there is a very long list of things that make May December a fascinating experience, not only because its trifecta protagonist has managed to deliver performances that border on perfection (I highlight Melton, by the way) and there is a clear audiovisual identity that hooks us. from the beginning, but because it is a film that tackles a complicated topic without the need to sugarcoat or rationalize it: Grooming.

Although it is normal to find eternal debates on the internet about the age of consent, the age gap between couples and the power dynamics in various situations, May December manages to transfer a hypothetical case to fiction in the most bitter and real way possible, confusing us. with a tone that organically goes from drama to horror, almost as if it were aware of the large number of eyes that will gravitate towards the film solely because of the morbidity generated by its premise.

Instead we have a devastating work, where a young man must renounce his dreams and illusions to keep alive the narcissistic spirit of a woman who seems to be incapable of seeing him as a human being.

In May December there is no romance or morally pleasant solutions, just a sad reality that from time to time we all prefer to ignore.

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May December es una de esas películas sobre las cuales honestamente me cuesta bastante hablar, ya que aparte de tratar un tema delicado de forma contundente, sabe generar una discusión que va un poco más allá de satanizar un tema tabú... O, Dios nos libre: glorificarlo.

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Para aquellos que no la conozcan, es una película Dirigida por Todd Haynes y protagonizada por las excelentes Juliane Moore y Natalie Portman que se estrenó este año, en dónde Portman interpreta a una joven actriz llamada Elizabeth que participará en una película inspirada en la historia de Gracie (Moore), una mujer famosa que generó bastante atención mediática hace un par de décadas por mantener una relación con un adolescente cuando ella tenía 36 años.

Lo más curioso de todo el asunto, es que aquel joven de 13 años ha continuado siendo su pareja durante todo este tiempo (Charles Melton).

Por motivo de la película previamente mencionada, Elizabeth decide pasar un par de semanas con Gracie, lo que dejará cada vez más y más descubiertas las grietas de la turbia relación que mantuvo (Y mantiene) con el joven Joe Yoo.

Evidentemente existe una lista larguísima de cosas que hacen de May December una experiencia fascinante, no solo porque su trifecta protagonista se las ha arreglado para entregar performances que rozan la perfección (Destaco a Melton, por cierto) y existe una clara identidad audiovisual que nos engancha desde el principio, sino porque es un filme que taclea un tema complicado sin necesidad de endulzarlo o racionalizarlo: El grooming.

Aunque es normal encontrarnos con debates eternos en internet sobre la edad de consentimiento, la brecha de edad entre parejas y las dinámicas de poder en diversas situaciones, May December logra trasladar un caso hipotético a la ficción de la forma más amarga y real posible, confundiendonos con un tono que pasa organicamente del drama al horror, casi como si estuviera consiente de la gran cantidad de miradas que van a gravitar hacia el filme únicamente por el morbo que genera su premisa.

En cambio tenemos una obra devastadora, dónde un joven debe renunciar a sus sueños e ilusiones para mantener vivo el espíritu narcisista de una mujer que parece ser incapaz de si quiera verlo como un ser humano.

En May December no hay romanticismo ni soluciones agradables moralmente hablando, solo una triste realidad que de vez en cuando todos preferimos ignorar.

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