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Alfonso Cuarón Estados Unidos, 2006
The New York Times
With this quest, "Children of Men" becomes a dark and bloody magical adventure, played out in cozy woodland hide-outs and hellish concentration camps populated by the human equivalents of hobbits, wizards and orcs. Shot by the distinguished Mexican cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, the movie has several jaw-dropping long takes (or apparent long takes) that don't stop the action with their choreographed virtuosity but only enhance its acceleration.
marzo 14, 2018
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Rarely is a movie at once upsetting and invigorating, yet Alfonso Cuarón's CHILDREN OF MEN manages to embrace that paradox for pretty much its entire running time... All told, it's of the supreme achievements of studio filmmaking in the first decade of the 21st century.
septiembre 23, 2016
In a future world where society itself seems to have forgotten how to see, Cuarón provides the audience with a restless camera, a set of eyes that provides no explicit judgments on the world at large, but that only persistently investigates the fragments, the dead, the poor, and the lost stories that seem impossible to fit within the space of the larger narrative.
julio 11, 2014
Despite some striking details and a mesmerizing performance by Michael Caine as an aging hippie, the movie develops from one that could be described in 25 words or less to one that could be described in 10 or less. Not surprisingly, most critics, including me (I wrote a Critic's Choice for the film two weeks ago), are obsessed with how adept Cuaron is at handling long takes and a complicated mise en scene—we're celebrating the technique and minimizing the banality of the story.
enero 5, 2007