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My Left Foot (1989)
“The movie does an excellent job delineating the individual whom I believe Christy Brown might have been, too. Why, then, must it revise the narrative of a man it otherwise seems so intent on unerringly capturing?”
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My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown (1989)
My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown (1989)
Aynı isimli otobiyografik kitaptan beyazperdeye uyarlanan bu gerçek yaşam öyküsü, İrlanda asıllı yazar, ressam ve şair Christy Brown’un umut, azim ve başarı dolu öyküsünü anlatır. Christy Brown beyin felçli olarak dünyaya gelir ve uzun bir süre hareket ve konuşma yeteneğinden mahrum bir şekilde yaşar, ancak sol ayağının felçten etkilenmediğini fark ettikleri an bir umut filizlenecek, azmin hüküm…
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My Left Foot ( Sol Ayağım ) Daniel Day-Lewis, Brenda Fircker. Daniel Day-Lewis'in En İyi Erkek Oyuncu Ödülü ile ilk Oscarı. Azim ve Umut hikayesi...
My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown (1989)
Daniel Day-Lewis does a remarkable job of playing Christy Brown, the artist who grew up with cerebral palsy but managed to have a productive life, dealing successfully with his handicap and becoming a respected artist and writer. He learned to paint and write with his only controllable limb - his left foot. Lewis and his co star Fricker both won an Oscar for their performance.
The story is told in flashbacks, which works just fine, we see Brown being honored for his achievements - before we see the flashback to his youth and his struggles to communicate with those around him, and how Brown falls in love with a therapist (FIONA SHAW), much to his mother's fear that when the love is not reciprocated his heart will be broken. I admit, some parts are painful to watch.
Trailer:
http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi3500998937/
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