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We Need to Talk About Kevin is a 2011 psychological drama film directed by Lynne Ramsay from a screenplay she co-wrote with Rory Stewart Kinnear, based on the 2003 novel of the same name by Lionel Shriver. A long process of development and financing began in 2005, with filming commencing in April 2010.
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Source # Hola hola querida comunidad de hive ¿Cómo están el día de hoy? Yo muy bien, muy feliz de comentarles que mientras hacia algunos pendientes, decidí ponerme como de costumbre alguna serie o película de fondo, y sin que me interesara nada en específico llegue a encontrar esta película la cual me llamo mucho la atención por los actores que tiene y yo ya conozco, y por otros varios detalles emocionantes. Sin más…More
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Image This is a British-American film adapted and directed by Lynne Ramsay from the novel of the same name by American author Lionel Shrive. The plot follows a mother named Eva, played by Tilda Swinton, as she tries to deal with her troubled son Kevin, played by Ezra Miller. This turns out to be a disturbing and troubled young man, unleashing a series of disturbing and violent events. Image The film ex…More
Source Hello to everyone in the Movies & TV Shows community! Today I bring a new movie recommendation, this time it's "We Need to Talk About Kevin" (2001) a film by director Lynne Ramsay, adapted from the novel of the same name by Lionel Shriver, which is quite harsh and realistic, touching on issues about motherhood, the roles that are shared in that job (parents, children, environment and society), family dysfunct…More
The analysis that I come to develop today has to do with the acting record of the protagonists of the film We Need to Talk About Kevin, by director Lynne Ramsay, this film starred the British actress and model Tilda Swinton, who has participated in 75 films in her life. In this movie she participates as a mother of a family, representative of Kevin, her son and also protagonist or a and agonist, taking into account…More
Hola, amigos y amigas cinéfilos de Hive! Para todo los amantes de los filmes psicológicos, hoy les traigo la reseña (con spoiler) y análisis psicológico de un peliculón que vi para una de mis clases de psicóloga. Espero les guste. Hello, Hive movie buffs! For all you lovers of psychological films, today I bring you the review (with spoilers) and psychological analysis of a great movie I saw for one of my psychology…More
If you haven't seen this movie, don't see it, because you will either hate it or love it, and I don't know which of the two options is better or worse, taking into account too many things. I have seen I think 4 times We need t talk about Kevin, this is one of those movies that provoke me to watch when I don't want to watch anything else, and that's just what I did a few days ago, I rewatched 5 movies I had already s…More
Poster E N G L I S H Is it possible that education in the nuclear family is so flawed in our system? What is evil? Can a person really be born evil? These are some of the questions that this film leaves us with: We Need to Talk About Kevin , which ends up being a powerful allegory about parents and the way they educate their children. This film contains a drama both ironic and biting, with very hard scenes that slow…More
Source Hola mis queridos lectores, hoy me encuentro muy emocionada de traerles un nuevo post sobre películas, el ultimo post que subí sobre película fue “Hoy quiero volver solito” el post les gusto muchísimo por lo que vi, por lo tanto me anime a traerles otra película que realmente me dejo impactada, pero sobre todo me dejo mucho en que pensar, es de mi genero favorito Thriller psicológica llamada “Tenemos que habl…More
If you like dark films with an independent streak, then you are bound to enjoy We Need to Talk About Kevin . The film is based on a book by the same name penned by Lionel Shriver (nee Margaret Ann Shriver). I was particularly interested in this film because Shriver is a fellow Carolinian. While her book takes the form of letters, the film uses vignettes to create the same effect. The process gives the viewer glimpse…More