Retratos de una obsesión

Título original: One Hour Photo

2002
18
1h 36min

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Robin Williams in Retratos de una obsesión (2002)

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Un revelador de fotos mentalmente inestable tiene como objetivo a una familia de clase media después de que su obsesión por ellos se vuelva más enfermiza y perturbadora de lo que cualquiera ... Leer todoUn revelador de fotos mentalmente inestable tiene como objetivo a una familia de clase media después de que su obsesión por ellos se vuelva más enfermiza y perturbadora de lo que cualquiera de ellos podría imaginar.Un revelador de fotos mentalmente inestable tiene como objetivo a una familia de clase media después de que su obsesión por ellos se vuelva más enfermiza y perturbadora de lo que cualquiera de ellos podría imaginar.

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136 mil

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Premios
- 6 premios y 22 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
After the film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, Robin Williams overheard viewers say that they forgot it was Williams in the lead role 15 minutes into the film. An observation that made Williams proud.

Pifias
When Sy is fired from Savmart, his boss Bill allows him to finish the rest of his work week. In real life, terminated employees are generally handed their last paycheck, asked to sign a couple of documents, and are escorted from the premises. Especially since Sy was fired for what appeared to be behavioral issues, he never would be allowed to continue working.

Citas
Sy Parrish: And if these pictures have anything important to say to future generations, it's this... I was here. I existed. I was young. I was happy... and someone cared enough about me in this world to take my picture.

Versiones alternativas
An early cut of the film had several differences than the theatrical version.
The opening Fox Searchlight logo briefly becomes a negative image as it fades out. This is obviously a reference to picture negatives.
An alternate prologue before the main titles featured a narration by Williams on the red eye effect in human's and animals, while a photo of a family with red eyes, footage of animals with this effect and video of what's happening in the eye when this happens.
There was also a scene near the end where a police detective reviews the pictures Sy took of Will & Maya at the hotel. In the theatrical version these photos were never shown and it was left in question whether they were actually taken.
The argument between Sy and the photo machine repair guy was extended.

Conexiones
Featured in Anatomy of a Scene: One Hour Photo (2002)

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7/10

Williams is excellent...movie is so-so

A photo-processing man Seymour "Sy" Parrish (Robin Williams), becomes obsessed with a seemingly perfect family--the Yorkins. He's developed their photos for years and thinks he knows all about them. When he notices something is wrong however, he goes out of his way to correct it.

This is an OK movie with a great performance. The story is interesting, but we know next to nothing about the Yorkins--they're given very little depth. So when things go crazy at the end, you feel nothing. Also Connie Nielsen and Michael Vartan come across with no personality--it's not their fault--the script is against them. Also the movie gets very unpleasant at the end.

But it, more or less, works because of Willaims--he's just great as Sy...charming and creepy at the same time...he's just fantastic. Also the young son of the Yorkins played by Dylan Smith is very good...he acts just like a 9 year old should.

So it's somewhat worth seeing but no great shakes--except for Williams.