De Niro has a mask that you punch. Based on the novel, but some say it is a remake of an eponymous film by Tornatore, tonight I saw they're all good.
If it were not for the unfailing good song in the finale (of Paul McCartney), and run the credits, I noticed that the small audience that attended the screening, contrary to what usually happens, he lingered a while 'before move your ass from the chair. (It was raining outside listlessly).
They are all well, is a well-mounted film, agile, which inevitably affects the relationship with you for better or worse each of us has had (or had) with his father.
It 's a ontheroad atypical. Where to move, after the death of his wife, è un anziano padre in pensione, in vena di “sorprese” per i propri quattro figli (che tema, la vecchiaia, l’incedere degli anni, l’avvicinarsi della morte, da Estwood di Gran Torino, al Nicholson di A proposito di Smitdt, sarà che la popolazione invecchia e con essa anche questi grandi mostri sacri sui quali sembrano attagliarsi questi soggetti).
E’ Americano, si. Ma non si fa fatica a ravvisarne le dinamiche anche nella nostra (tutta speciale) famiglia italiana. Ci sono i cavi del telefono. C’è il caucciù col quale li ha ricoperti “per chilometri e chilometri” durante l’attività lavorativa, questo anziano padre di colpo, alla morte della moglie, in board, anxious to give himself a role in starting the relationship with their children. These cables carry the voices, and are the views of the protagonist, during his long train journeys to trick unsuspecting passengers to share the memories with him ... (at times reminded me of a poem by Carver, one on a phone booth, There 's a woman he observes from his mime tries to interpret the quality of news just received, there is the indifference of the medium, able to carry, together with the less good news.
Bello , sometimes moving, and masterfully played by De Niro as a few other times inspired. Despite the years, the ability to make solitude and stoic emotion before the result of his efforts, and the obsession of the same question, addressed to all the children "are you happy?".
Go and see.
ARE ALL WELL (2010) directed by Kirk Jones
with Robert De Niro , Drew Barrymore, Kate Beckinsale , Sam Rockwell, Katherine Moennig , Lucian Maisel , Ben Schwartz, DeBarge Sanyal
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