
As happens to the characters, you do not taste the way it is knowing where it leads. The magic of the book was precisely this uncertain future awaiting the boarding of Hailsham, an institution of the strictest in which uncertainty prevails. Although rumors about donations appear on the front page, the author does not solve the mystery definitively until well into the end of the novel . The reader, the decision will appear in a late and somewhat hasty. In contrast, responses the viewer will come in just twenty minutes, largely tied to their perception of the story.

Although the events unfold without break, the feeling that follows never leave me is that it moves at a slow pace, a little cold, no time to empathize with the protagonist . This last does not help the election failed the actress playing the role of Carey Mulligan as a child. Kathy's feelings toward his friend Tommy was awake at that stage and yet, the coldness of the small interpreter can not approach it as we raised Ishiguro. It is not until well into the film, with the emergence of a unique British trio, which the viewer begins to internalize the pain.

Join the stars Sally Hawkins (Happy Go Lucky ) when he explains to the students of Hailsham the real reasons for their stay in the center. The answers, as we said, come too soon but still manage to dismay. The same feeling that caused the images that never close leave me. The viewer leaves the room sad and sorrowful, avoiding imagine what state of mind if the movie would have been just as strong from beginning to end .
From paper to screen: never leave me, by Mark Romanek
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