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The Beguiled is a 1971 American Southern Gothic psychological thriller film directed and produced by Don Siegel, and starring Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page and Elizabeth Hartman. Based on Thomas P. Cullinan's 1966 novel, the film is set during the Civil War and follows a wounded Union soldier (Eastwood) who is reluctantly taken into care at a girls' school in Confederate territory.
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🎞 Фільм "Обдурений" ("The Beguiled") - це американська драма 2017-го року із Ніколь Кідман та Коліном Фарреллом у головних ролях. Також у ролях: Ель Феннінг, Кірстен Данст, Ангурі Райс та інші. 💬 Доволі примітивний фільм, але з більш-менш інтригуючим сюжетом. Я тут не знайшла ніяких цінних підтекстів, навіть вбачила негативний посил до жіночої половини людства 😄 Але, можливо, мені просто здалось. > Source Час Гро…More
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In 1966 the writer Thomas P. Cullinan published the novel originally titled A Painted Devil, from which later the director Don Siegel was based to film The Beguiled, starring Clint Eastwood, and released in the year 1971. 46 years later, in 2017, Sofia Coppola, daughter of the director Francis Ford Coppola, decided to show her vision of the same story by making an adoption titled in the same way, The Beguiled. Today…More
Instead of the monstrous form of the monster, A Quiet Place chose to emphasize the action and impact of its action. The glorious figure who preyed on the victims, front-page pieces of the newspaper that included the diverse unity of the faithful all over the world, until the realization that sound is the way the monster detects the victim. This is the way the director and screenwriter (with Bryan Woods and Scott Bec…More
Almost nothing has been discovered in the lives of young girls whose simplicity of everyday learning gradually disrupts a sudden visit. A short segment was caught before he emerged, images of greenery through which the sun was penetrating, and mild childish singing followed by rhythmic steps. With just two motives, we have been introduced into a story that begins with the arrival of wounded soldier John McBurney (Co…More