ATONEMENT 2007

Sort: Drama - War - Romance
Duration: 130 min
Origin: England
Launch - U.S.A.: 07 of December of 2007
Launch - Brazil: 11 of January of 2008
Studio: Focus Features
Direction:Joe Wright
Script:Cristopher Hampton,Ian MacEwan
Production:Tim Bevan,Liza Chasin,Richard Eyre,Eric Fellner,Robert Fox,Debra Hayward,Ian MacEwan,Paul Webster
Synopsis: Based in the book homonym of Ian McEwan, "Atonement" it counts the drama of a young that unjustly has the boyfriend accused for a crime that did not commit. The gotten passionate Cecilia Tallis (Keira Knightley, of the surmounting "Piratas of the Caribe") it is enraptured by the young ethical e Robbie Turner (James McAvoy, of "As Chronic of Nárnia"), e everything goes well until the day where the sister of Cecília accuses Robbie to have grasped it to the force. In way to all this confusion, still happens a war in the country, that leaves everything and all still more desperate with the calamity situation enfrentanda for the English citizens. On the work, Keira Knightley went off: "É one has filmed provocative with which you can have an excellent quarrel on ". This long one, that it marked the opening of the Festival of Cinema of Venice, congregates successful the partnership carried through in one another drama: "Orgulho and Preconceito". In this new film directed for Joe Wright, it it made question to bring part of its team of the previous success, congregating in the cast Knightley and Brenda Blethyn, and the producer Paul Webster (responsible also for the production "Diários of Motocicleta"). Filmed entirely in England, this film abuses visited locations previously already, as the Surrey and Lincolnshire, promising of to a these images new vision. Cineasta Joe Wright, come of the television, has declared admiration for the British writers and is said fascinated for the possibility to take these histories to the screens. As well as "Atonement" it brings an adaptation, "Orgulho and Preconceito" it was extracted of the famous book written for Jane Austen, a landmark of English literature.