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A Quiet Passion ist ein biografischer Film aus dem Jahr , der von Terence Davies über das Leben der amerikanischen Dichterin Emily Dickinson gedreht und geschrieben wurde. Der Film spielt Cynthia Nixon als zurückgezogene Dichterin. A Quiet Passion. Terence Davies. GBR, B min. V' Selbst wer von der amerikanischen Dichterin Emily Dickinson vorher noch nie gehört haben. Sie hatte nur wenige Kontakte außerhalb der Familie und verbrachte Nacht um Nacht mit dem Verfassen von Gedichten. A Quiet Passion beleuchtet das Leben. A Quiet Passion stellt einen als Kritikerin vor eine schwierige Aufgabe. Wie schreiben über einen Film, der von einer Frau erzählt, die schreibt. Über Filme auf DVD bei Thalia ✓»A Quiet Passion - Das Leben der Emily Dickinson«und weitere DVD Filme jetzt online bestellen! Kritik zum Film: Alle Infos zum Film 'A Quiet Passion' (Großbritannien), ein Film von Terence Davies aus dem Jahre In den Hauptrollen des Films. Die DVD A Quiet Passion (UK Import) jetzt für 9,99 Euro kaufen.

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A Quiet Passion (2017) - Opening Scene Wer war Emily Dickinson? Was für ein Mensch verbirgt sich hinter der Dichterin, die die meiste Zeit ihres Lebens im elterlichen Anwesen in. A Quiet Passion. Das Leben der Emily Dickinson. FSK freigegeben ab 12 Jahren. Laufzeit ca. Minuten. Sprachen: Deutsch DVD. Ein mitreißendes Drama. Filmkritik zu A Quiet Passion. „This is my letter to the world that never wrote me”: Terence Davies hat ein im besten Sinne ernstes Biopic über. Ein paar ihrer Werke werden in der Zeitung veröffentlicht. Anmelden Konto anlegen. Fazit: Ein Grill Profi und emotionaler Film über das Leben von Emily Dickinson, der eigenwillige Inszenierungen mit den Worten der Dichterin verbindet. All Eyez on Me. Die geborene Dickinson gilt als begabtes Mädchen, muss aber aufgrund seelischer Leiden das Studium abbrechen. Zum Schutz von Zusteller und Empfänger wird derzeit kein Zustellversuch unternommen. The Miseducation of Cameron Post Add gift options. Fandango Media. Now playing. This is done through Emily, Vinnie Jennifer Ehleher sister, and Miss Buffam, all friends, who hang around together. Only 14 left in stock more on the way. The Numbers. The film is Kino Niebüll and dreary, and certain parts should have been edited out and true occurances should have been added in Like Emily lowering Sk8er Boi baked bread to delighted children outside of her window. Quotes Emily Dickinson : How can you Bs Glee on loving me?TIFF Masters. Movies - historical. Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin.
Edit Cast Cast overview, first billed only: Emma Bell Young Emily Sara Vertongen Young Vinnie Benjamin Wainwright Young Austin Keith Carradine Father Marieke Bresseleers Jenny Lind David Van Bouwel Concert Hall Pianist Annette Badland Aunt Elizabeth Steve Dan Mills Holland Joanna Bacon Mother Daniel Vereenooghe Carriage Driver Michel Delanghe Carriage Driver Assistant Maurice Cassiers Photographer Duncan Duff Austin Dickinson Jennifer Ehle Edit Storyline The story of American poet Emily Dickinson from her early days as a young schoolgirl to her later years as a reclusive, unrecognized artist.
Taglines: The inspiring untold story of an American literary icon. Edit Did You Know? Trivia Terence Davies first met Cynthia Nixon when auditioning actresses for a comedy film called Mad About the Boy that ultimately never got made.
He never forgot her, though, and her resemblance to Emily Dickinson is what got her cast in this film. Goofs Emily's brother refers to the draft and the fee for avoiding it right after Fort Sumter, in The draft and the fee were not established until , and in everyone was sure that volunteers would end the war very quickly.
Quotes Emily Dickinson : How can you go on loving me? Vinnie Dickinson : You are so easy to love. Under license from Universal Music Group Ltd.
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Vinnie Dickinson. Annette Badland Aunt Elizabeth. Terence Davies Director. Terence Davies Screenwriter. Roy Boulter Producer.
Sol Papadopoulos Producer. Florian Hoffmeister Cinematographer. Pia Di Ciaula Film Editor. Merijn Sep Production Design.
Katha Seidman Set Decoration. Catherine Marchand Costume Designer. John Hubbard Casting. May 11, Rating: 3. May 4, Rating: 3. July 17, Full Review….
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He effectively demystifies Dickinson's life having a truly magnificent cast helps while incorporating her poetry thematically.
Also, despite the film's clear obsession with death the screenplay has a lot more wit and humor than you'd expect.
Alec B Super Reviewer. Jun 24, Rarely do we see a film of great emotional power, and this is one. Not in spite of the way it speaks, but because it creates its own code and language: you are entering a unique space.
Just as Emily's innocent-looking poems carry a vice-like, visceral grip when you actually read them, they roar into life under Cynthia Nixon's now-present and urgent speech, and a masterful screenplay written in its own poetry to harmonise with Emily's.
The film is assiduously careful in its study of Emily, her time and place in history, and the selection of poems from her extensive body of work.
Everything in the production is perfectly constructed. Nixon may yet be compared to the greats for her release of the character's inner life into the open, physically wrenched by Emily's drive, and her frustrations.
The supporting roles are all exceptionally fine - to name only a couple, Emily's diminutive mother transports scenes into ethereal, poignant dimensions, plangent with missed experience of the world; Emily's dear, tender brother becomes like a ferocious animal in his anger, lust and grief.
The themes of the film are grand - the lives of women, self-fulfilment, the importance of happiness and experience, religion, friendship, love, marriage, loss, grief and death.
It demands that you take your life and wring everything that you can from it, and waste no time in doing so. The special effects, so sparingly applied, are astonishing - even just an opening door is breathtaking, in an alchemic scene hovering between love and death.
Who would think that genteel 19th century Massachusetts, and the life of a young reclusive woman there, could reach so far today into the dark corners of soul, and then urge you to hurry up and live, pushing you out.
Every word in this script is important and would repay viewing more than once to get it all. I cannot remember a more attentive cinema audience.
What a pity you can't get more than one Oscar per category - this deserves at least a couple, and just for best film, to start with.
Jun 08, When I recall the imaginings that I had when I first read the poetry of Emily Dickinson, I would be hard pressed to find a more accurate simulation of them than what is present in "A Quiet Passion".
What I failed to take into account with those visions was the puritanical life that she was steeped in and how it affected her sorrowful yet poised disposition.
Not only are we treated to a well-crafted biopic but also the story of a family's struggle with faith, gender roles, and sense of duty to each other.
The rich ambiance of the candlelit conversations and the sunny walks full of wit bring what at first seems to be amateurish stilted performances into context.
Obviously, director Terrence Davies captured these performances to be as such, but I still couldn't shake how unnatural much of the dialogue seemed.
It is, however, effective at placing you there to feel the intellectual claustrophobia that women endured at that juncture in American history.
Dickinson poured all of her strength into her poetry because she had no other option to thrive in such gilded circumstance.
The restrictive and repressive environment fine tuned her skills as she contemplated eternity and became a timeless wordsmith, one of the greatest American poets.
She would probably take no pride in the vanity of a biopic, but her story makes for a wonderful meditation of faith and womanhood that seems strangely timely.
Cynthia Nixon captures much of these subtleties in her performance as Dickinson and has demonstrated herself to be an actress of many capabilities.
Ultimately, "A Quiet Passion" is a slow, contemplative piece of film that's not for everybody but is crucial in understanding such an important figure in literary history.
K Nife C Super Reviewer. May 08, In other words, he's an acquired taste, but what great taste he has. Cynthia Nixon, in the performance of her career, plays Emily along with a stellar Emma Bell as her younger self as a forthright, intense woman who longed for deep connections with people, never settling for anything less.
Mostly recognized only after her death at the age of 55, Dickinson only published less than a dozen poems during her lifetime, yet remains one of the most important American poets to this day.
Although the film spans most of her life, it doesn't have the feel of a biopic. Instead, it's a film about connections and control.
Typically, I don't go for the corsets and tea genre of film. The tut-tutting and "problems" of the rich never interested me.
I don't know where Abbey lives, but is it Downtown? Gosford can stay in his park and Merchant rarely tickled my Ivories, but Davies and Nixon manage to cut to the heart of what made Dickinson tick, producing a film so vital and timely, so dedicated to its time and place, yet feeling so urgent.
Growing up in Amherst, Massachusetts in the mids, Dickinson lived with her father Keith Carradine , mother Joanna Bacon , sister Vinnie Jennifer Ehle , and brother Austin Duncan Duff in a family which allowed for conversations that were freer than the Christian majority norm.
Emily rejected religion despite her father's urgings, yet they discussed their differences like adults. Developing a fondness for poetry, Emily would write in the middle of the night, eventually publishing her first poem anonymously.
It's clear from Nixon's performance that she longed for human connection, the real kind filled with witty banter.
She met her match in her dear friend, Varying Buffam a scene-stealing Catherine Bailey , who typified the type of independent thinker Emily would cherish.
She also had a warm, honest relationship with her sister, and Ehle's patience and ability to love her sister despite the many challenges, burns through this film with the quiet passion of its title.
I loved their complex relationship. Of course, such as life goes, Emily would grow disappointed when the people she loved would go away.
Even independent women would marry, parents die, and relationships sour. What's special about this film is how it t shows how Emily wanted to be a free thinker, but doesn't shy away from her judgment of others.
Nixon walks that tightrope so beautifully, giving us many reasons to love her, yet allowing her hard edges to poke through.
What's surprising is how drawn Emily is to humor. Nixon gives Dickinson a wry glint in her eyes when fully engaged, especially when she and Buffam are amused by pretentious, silly people.
You truly feel Emily aching for human connection, and when life inevitably disappoints her, she retreats to her room where nobody can hurt her.
It's like that saying, "You'll find love when you stop looking", except for Emily, and so many suffering souls in this world, it didn't work out that way.
Davies has a presentational style of directing film. Concise framing, gorgeous lighting, and attention to a languid pacing fully sell this world to us.
His cinematographer, Florian Hoffmeister, presents one gorgeous visual after another. One degree shot shows the entire Dickinson family individually doing their own things in their candlelit living room.
Beginning and ending on Emily, it reveals the control and the stifling nature of their lives with such beautiful economy, and Nixon's expression at the end of it caps the whole story perfectly.
Hers is a silent, primal scream against the injustices perpetuated on women. Mind you, this film is not for everybody. It's why I qualify my 5 star rating.
It's measured pace some would call deathly slow and hyper-stylized dialogue may turn viewers off, but I felt so drawn in by every moment.
The world didn't give back to Emily what she put out, and you can feel her heart break. It's a thrilling connection to a character, so full of kindness, rage, doubt, and surprising beauty.
When she says to her sister that the world has gotten so cruel, it's difficult not to cry and reflect on the current state of things.
I can't imagine a more accomplished performance this year, so let's wrap it up for her, ok? Davies, at 71 years of age, directs like his life depends on it.
You feel his burning intensity to say something that matters. Nixon provides Dickinson's rich poetry in voiceover throughout, but it's Davies who has given voice to a hushed life.
It's a film for those who have never gotten the recognition they deserved in their lifetime. Glenn G Super Reviewer.
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Please try again later. There is a scene in A Quiet Passion which encapsulates all of what is horrible, dishonest and blinkered about this irritating movie.
Emily Dickinson asks someone to remove a single, perfectly browned loaf of bread from a clean, tidy oven. But we never see Dickinson baking the bread, getting her hands dirty, being sweaty, tending the finicky and devilishly hot, wood burning stove.
In fact, we never see her getting dressed, doing chores, tending to the daily drudgery, which she in fact did - she baked for the entire family, and she cared for her ailing mother much sooner than the film suggests.
This is important, because to understand Dickinson you have to get this fact - She. She labored. Later in life, Dickinson would have probably been more handy around the house than most adult men today.
Instead, we see a disembodied Emily, all bon mots, quips and, most horrible of all - a contrarian, an intellectual gainsayer who seems to take nasty pleasure in verbally wounding others.
This misses the brilliance of who she was and what she actually did. To appreciate the lightness of her poetry you need to understand the sheer physical weight of her world, a world she somehow transcended - not out of noble bitterness or through some proto-feminist defiance, as the movie suggests, but through her own grace, and what was undoubtedly acceptance of her role.
She was naturally introverted and her focus was quite comfortably on the domestic. Her poetry fed her and buoyed her and grew out of a love for and comfort with herself.
To cut her off at the neck and to make her a disagreeable intellectual, marginalizes not only her poetry but her inherent lightness of being.
Verified Purchase. I had been told, when this movie was first issued, that it was fantastic. Oh my goodness, how disappointed I am now that I have seen it.
Poetry is a first love for me, and Emily Dickinson one of the reasons for it. Her work is so perfect, so light, so truthful, so plain and simple in its statements that there is not an ounce of such angst and bitterness as we see here in the representation given by Cynthia Nixon.
One other reviewer said that this is not so much the fault of the actress, but of the script. Actually, I think it is both. The effort to be earnest results in a kind of stiffness, an inhumanity I cannot imagine in the poet famed only posthumously.
The acting is so overdone it is awful. Truly awful. Yes, the poetry is lovely, but it's hard to focus on that beauty given the film's disappointing presentation of the work, through Nixon's highly uninspired readings, in concert with background music.
It's poetic sacrilege. I much prefer the view of Emily Dickinson presented in Spires' short children's novel, in which a mouse named Emmaline resides in the wainscoting of the poet's bedroom and enters a poetic dialogue with the reticent, demureand extraordinarily giftedwoman.
This movie, by contrast, in focusing on Emily Dickinson's unhappiness and pain, rather than her sheer delight in life, her poignant understanding of all matters human, despite her solitary existence, makes a sham of her.
This film, in focusing on misery, defiles the beauty of her work. This film, too, has fictions, as other reviewers have noted, but the net result is a sad misrepresentation of one of the greatest American literary figures of all time.
This film is an unmitigated disaster. I am a huge Emily Dickinson enthusiast. Given these facts and couple them with my love for period pieces; I really wanted to enjoy this film.
It was terrible. The film was for starters woefully inaccurate. I don't blame Cythia Nixon for the film's failure as she is a decent actress, it was however the script and direction of the film that made the movie awful.
The portayal of Emily as a bitter and lonely woman, not to make mention the implications that she suffered from some sort of epliepsy we're patently false!
In the movie they show him wanting to do his part and go to war and that his father forbid it and his father paid for him not to be drafted all lies.
The film is long and dreary, and certain parts should have been edited out and true occurances should have been added in Like Emily lowering fresh baked bread to delighted children outside of her window.
Miss Buffam is an insufferably false character and for such a person to have had such a large role in this film is insulting to Emily's life.
Miss Buffam is a fictatous character, she never existed! Emily Dickinson had many friends with whom she wrote to regularly. Why didn't the screen writers consider having them in the movie?
The only plus to this movie is that they read many of Emily's poems, but it is not enough to salvage such an awful script! Don't bother with this movie it is a huge disappointment, and I believe that with all of my heart Emily who not have approved of such a ghastly portayal of her life.
See all reviews. Top reviews from other countries. This a beautifully made film about the famous 19th century American poet Emily Dickinson. Cynthia Nixon Sex and the City gives a powerful performance as Emily and Jennifer Ehle, perhaps best known for Pride and Prejudice, she of the Nirvana smile and expressive eyes , is equally memorable as the reclusive poet's loving and supportive sister, Vinnie.
In fact, the entire cast give impressive, nuanced performances that kept me totally involved for its two hours running time - not easy to do, considering this is largely a 'talking heads' affair, which will certainly not appeal to everyone.
I loved the first half of the film, covering Emily's younger days, and her feelings of being an outsider, independent and strong, in a world where women were expected to be content with marriage and children, and the dialogue in this section is stunningly elegant and witty.
The second half of the movie is more focussed on her illness and is achingly sad, although extremely well done in American Gothic style..
We all relate to poets and poetry differently, but for my part, I would have liked the camera to show us some of Emily's more exquisite insights in the form of imagery, although that may have detracted from the honest and bare style of the narrative.
It would also have been good to hear even more of her poems, particularly my favourite, 'Good Morning Midnight', which always transports me to the solitary night-owl world where she felt most at home and did so much of her writing: 'Good Morning-Midnight - I'm coming home - Day got rid of me - How could I of him?
Good print and sound. Special Features include a director's commentary, a featurette and an excerpt from 'My Letter to the World. Terence Davies has pulled off a spectacular success in this biopic of Emily Dickinson.
He shows why his reputation goes before him in terms of being a craftsman of pure film. She chooses the last and is severely reprimanded.
Later she shows a similar rebellion when at home a pastor comes to pray with the family, and she refuses to kneel to God. Davies identifies with this.
You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Edit Cast Cast overview, first billed only: Emma Bell Young Emily Sara Vertongen Young Vinnie Benjamin Wainwright Young Austin Keith Carradine Father Marieke Bresseleers Jenny Lind David Van Bouwel Concert Hall Pianist Annette Badland Aunt Elizabeth Steve Dan Mills Holland Joanna Bacon Mother Daniel Vereenooghe Carriage Driver Michel Delanghe Carriage Driver Assistant Maurice Cassiers Photographer Duncan Duff Austin Dickinson Jennifer Ehle Edit Storyline The story of American poet Emily Dickinson from her early days as a young schoolgirl to her later years as a reclusive, unrecognized artist.
Taglines: The inspiring untold story of an American literary icon. Edit Did You Know? Trivia Terence Davies first met Cynthia Nixon when auditioning actresses for a comedy film called Mad About the Boy that ultimately never got made.
He never forgot her, though, and her resemblance to Emily Dickinson is what got her cast in this film.
Goofs Emily's brother refers to the draft and the fee for avoiding it right after Fort Sumter, in The draft and the fee were not established until , and in everyone was sure that volunteers would end the war very quickly.
Quotes Emily Dickinson : How can you go on loving me? Vinnie Dickinson : You are so easy to love.
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