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Título original: Smilla's Sense of Snow

1997
R
2h 1min

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A 6 años un niño inuit corre por un techo nevado en Copenhague y muere. Smilla, una chica medio inuit que vive allí y conoce al niño, lo investiga. ¿Qué hace a un niño acrófobo corra hacia e... Leer todoA 6 años un niño inuit corre por un techo nevado en Copenhague y muere. Smilla, una chica medio inuit que vive allí y conoce al niño, lo investiga. ¿Qué hace a un niño acrófobo corra hacia el techo? Las pistas la llevan a Groenlandia.A 6 años un niño inuit corre por un techo nevado en Copenhague y muere. Smilla, una chica medio inuit que vive allí y conoce al niño, lo investiga. ¿Qué hace a un niño acrófobo corra hacia el techo? Las pistas la llevan a Groenlandia.

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8/10

Gives the book good credit

I read the book before I watched the movie. Usually I am not too fond of films made after a book. This is one of the rare exceptions.

The makers succeeded well in capturing the complexity of the book's characters. Julia Ormond does remarkably well as the moody, unpredictable Smilla Jaspersen. So does Gabriel Byrne in the role of the rather secretive Mechanic. The brilliant Richard Harris is in here too, one of the many movies he probably said that it would be his last. The rest of the cast fits in well. Nice to see that they didn't try to get all big names, but rather actors who can fill a role appropriately.

Of course the movie isn't perfect, but in order to give that book full credit, they would have had to make a 4 hour film. Especially the second part, with all the events on the ship and in Greenland, is rather condensed. Those scenes could have used a bit more air to breathe, less pace.

Nevertheless I really like this movie, I have been watching it several times already. And now I think I am going to read the book again... (8/10)

Trivia
During filming on location in Greenland Richard Harris got into the freezing water of the Arctic for a scene where he has to try and climb out of the water onto an ice floe. Afterwards he said it was madness that he had agreed to do it.

Errores
When Smilla's father shows her the X-rays of the worms in the heart, he points out what remains of the liver and lower esophagus, then says "This is the heart, what's left of it". He's actually pointing to an upside-down X-ray of the upper abdomen. The "heart" is actually bowel gas in the intestine.

Citas
Smilla: The number system is like human life. First you have the natural numbers. The ones that are whole and positive. Like the numbers of a small child. But human consciousness expands. The child discovers longing. Do you know the mathematical expression for longing? The negative numbers. The formalization of the feeling that you're missing something.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Empire Strikes Back: Special Edition/When We Were Kings/Blood & Wine/Lost Highway/Margaret's Museum (1997)

Bandas sonoras
Quis est homo
from "Stabat Mater"
Written by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
Performed by Kammerorchester 'Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach'
Conducted by Hartmut Haenchen