Realização:
John MaddenCâmara:
Alwin H. KuchlerMúsica:
Stephen WarbeckElenco:
Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins, Jake Gyllenhaal, Hope Davis, Colin Stinton, Chipo Chung, Roshan Seth, Gary Houston, Haroula Rose, Leigh Zimmerman (mais)Streaming (1)
Sinopses(1)
It's a powerful story of a young woman haunted by her father's past and the shadow of her own future. Catherine (Paltrow) has devoted years to caring for her brilliant but mentally unstable father, Robert (Hopkins), a mathematical genius. But when his genius slips away, he leaves behind a mystery that affects her life ... and her own sanity. Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play. (texto oficial do distribuidor)
(mais)Críticas (3)
I wasn't particularly impressed with this film. The acting is good, but the plot is bland. Yes, there are moments that are good, but overall it didn't work for me. Jake definitely wasn't utilized as he deserved, and the whole thing relies on Gwyneth, who didn't quite captivate me. Mostly, though, I didn't like the script.
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A superbly acted intimate drama about life values and mathematics. The only major flaw is the all too obvious "theatricality" of the source material. Otherwise, there is not much to criticise and it would be more appropriate to praise. A quality film that will engage even those untouched by mathematics.
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I was first introduced to Auburn's "Proof" at the Prague City theater. The film is of course a more substantial perennial that we can return to at any time. It's charming to watch the dramatic construction of the text as handled by Madden and Paltrow, who have already proven their compatibility with each other in Shakespeare in Love. The subject matter is self-supporting, and the dialogues have good ideas and pace. Of the theatrical texts that have been adapted by Hollywood, Proof is one of the better ones. It is definitely worthy of your attention.
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