It is about two old ladies in Dublin, who use to have a Christmas party with guests, when they all meet together, have some dancing, then one of the old ladies sings a song, they all dine together, and when the party is over, everybody goes home. One of the guests is a drunkard, whose mother is always worried about him. Another one, named Gabriel, who is married to Greta (Angelica Huston) later, when the film is ending, discovers how his wife, when a young maid, had been in love with a boy his name Michael Furi, who died because he insisted in singing an Irish ballad under her window in a cold winter night. Then he (Gabriel) realizes how much he loves her, and starts a nice soliloquy about the falling snow and the dead people.It was John Huston´s last film, and it is a good one. Not much action, though, while the photography, the acting, and the singing all are good. It is based on a short story by James Joyce.
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Topic - "The Dead" Ã la rico - orejones 04:25:36 08/05/05 (13)
- Re: " Pastiche a la Rico------ - patrickU 05:18:33 08/05/05 (12)
- No, Patrick: both Joyce´s story and Huston´s film go growing from... - orejones 10:05:24 08/05/05 (11)
- Re: No, Patrick: both Joyce´s story and Huston´s film go growing from... - patrickU 05:02:10 08/07/05 (9)
- "Epiphany": look for that word in a good dictionary (French Epiphanie...) and read... - orejones 01:15:27 08/08/05 (8)
- Re: "Epiphany": look for that word in a good dictionary (French Epiphanie...) and read... - patrickU 02:02:01 08/08/05 (0)
- Re: "Epiphany": look for that word in a good dictionary (French Epiphanie...) and read... - patrickU 01:50:18 08/08/05 (4)
- True love is more about loving than about being loved... (nt) - orejones 09:58:41 08/08/05 (3)
- Re: For how long? nt - patrickU 10:26:47 08/08/05 (2)
- For as long as it lasts, of course... And I still can´t see that suffering in Gabriel, Patrick... - orejones 04:07:54 08/09/05 (1)
- Re: For as long as it lasts, of course... And I still can´t see that suffering in Gabriel, Patrick... - patrickU 05:16:14 08/09/05 (0)
- Re: "Epiphany": - rico 01:45:56 08/08/05 (1)
- Re: "Epiphany": - patrickU 02:12:01 08/08/05 (0)
- Re: No, Patrick: both Joyce´s story and Huston´s film go growing from... - patrickU 10:17:30 08/05/05 (0)