Rachel Weisz and Tom Hiddleston in one of the scenes from 'The deep blue sea'.
The film at hand has nothing to do with the 1999 shark thriller. This is a title based on the play of the same name by Terence Rattigan, a XNUMXth century playwright, director Terence Davies' adaptation arrives, with actress Rachel Weisz and actors Tom Hiddleston and Simon Russell at the helm. The tape was announced for the San Sebastián Festival in 2011.
The plot takes us back to the 50s, where we will meet Hester Collyer, a role played by Weisz, a London woman who enjoys a privileged position thanks to her husband, Sir William Collyer (Simon Russell), who is a Supreme Court Justice. To everyone's surprise and a scandal sounded in London in the 50s, Hester decides to leave her husband to defend her love for Freddie Page (Tom Hiddleston), a young former RAF pilot with whom she has fallen madly in love.
Undoubtedly a love triangle that has given rise to critical comments that affirm that we are facing the best role of Raquel Weisz throughout her career. An interpretation about a woman, Collyer, terrifying, vulnerable and fighter.
Many also agree that this film has an emotional depth and a wonderful staging, the kind that have not been seen for a long time. Too remarkable is the music of a magnificent Samuel Barber, who once again excels with the musical accompaniment for this production directed by Terence Davies.
Without a doubt all the ingredients to make that 'The deep blue sea'becomes one of the movies of the year and that will thrill the viewer, especially to those who have loved without measures despite knowing that the chosen path would not have a happy ending or full of partridges.
More information - Films confirmed for the San Sebastian Festival 2011
Source - labutaca.net