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Sono l'amore e la perdita a condurre Arthur Brennan (Matthew McConaughey) all'altro capo del mondo, in Giappone, nella foresta fitta e misteriosa di Aokigahara, nota come “la foresta dei sogni”, situata alle pendici del Monte Fuji – un luogo in cui uomini e donne si recano a contemplare la vita e la morte. Sconvolto dal dolore, Arthur penetra nella foresta e vi si perde. Lì incontra Takumi Nakamura (Ken Watanabe), un giapponese che, come lui, sembra aver perso la strada. Incapace di abbandonare Takumi, Arthur usa tutte le energie che gli restano per salvarlo. I due intraprendono un cammino di riflessione e di sopravvivenza, che conferma la voglia di vivere di Arthur e gli fa riscoprire l'amore per la moglie (Naomi Watts).
Sono l'amore e la perdita a condurre Arthur Brennan (Matthew McConaughey) all'altro capo del mondo, in Giappone, nella foresta fitta e misteriosa di Aokigahara, nota come “la foresta dei sogni”, situata alle pendici del Monte Fuji – un luogo in cui uomini e donne si recano a contemplare la vita e la morte. Sconvolto dal dolore, Arthur penetra nella foresta e vi si perde. Lì incontra Takumi Nakamura (Ken Watanabe), un giapponese che, come lui, sembra aver perso la strada. Incapace di abbandonare Takumi, Arthur usa tutte le energie che gli restano per salvarlo. I due intraprendono un cammino di riflessione e di sopravvivenza, che conferma la voglia di vivere di Arthur e gli fa riscoprire l'amore per la moglie (Naomi Watts).
Actors:
Tatsuki Motoyoshi,
Chris Palermo,
Hyunri,
Naomi Watts,
Ami Haruna,
Juzo Yoshida,
Gwen MacKay
Tatsuki Motoyoshi
Chris Palermo
Hyunri
Naomi Watts
28 September 1968, Shoreham, Kent, England, UK
Ami Haruna
25 October 1984, Tokyo, Japan
Juzo Yoshida
Gwen MacKay
Genre:
Drama
Country:
United States
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The Sea of Trees is an emotionally inauthentic and narratively confounding mess that fails to ring a true moment despite the prestigious team behind it
August 25, 2016
[A] soggy mess of a movie ...
September 01, 2016
No wonder Watts rules the movie. She's playing the only remotely sympathetic character; the men seem consumed by grief and guilt and platitudes.
August 25, 2016
A numinous meditation on grief that's more likely to inspire laughter than tears.
September 02, 2016
... a muddled and relentlessly downbeat examination of marriage and mortality that's more pretentious than profound.
September 09, 2016
A perilous adventure in which (McConaughey) stumbles over symbols, like rocks in his path, and steps on allegories, which crack like twigs under his feet.
December 27, 2016
It's sappy, and in no way original.
September 02, 2016
Van Sant seems unsure of what kind of movie he's making or what he's trying to say. It's best to just enjoy the scenery and look the other way.
August 26, 2016
The Sea of Trees uses depression, cancer and suicide as manipulative devices to tug at heartstrings instead of offering insight into the human condition.
August 25, 2016
A stronger movie experience than one might expect. It's anchored by a fine, understated performance by Matthew McConaughey and a deeply felt, if at times melodramatic, story that proves strangely immersive.
September 07, 2016
If you look past the surface, dig deeper and trust its mysterious, supernatural mission, it could make for one of the most emotional experiences you'll have at the movies this year.
November 30, 2016
A sumptuous, rewarding experience. "The Sea of Trees" is quietly mesmerizing and exceedingly wise, understanding there is profundity in every direction one gazes.
