The Book of Vision 2020
- Director: Carlo Hintermann
- Based on the book: no
- Cast: Charles Dance, Lotte Verbeek, Sverrir Gudnason, Fillipo Nigro, Isolda Dychouk
- Personal “oh yeah him/her” reaction, i.e. have seen this actor in:
- Charles Dance – Johnny English Strikes Again, Euphoria, That Good Night, Victor Frankenstein, Game of Thrones, Woman in Gold, The Imitation Game, Merlin, Starter for 10 Gosford Park, Hilary & Jackie, Michael Collins, Alien 3
- Lotte Verbeek – The Fault in Our Stars
- Sverrir Gudnason - Upp till kamp, Julia, Cleo
- Why? Possibly good
- Seen: 6 November 2023
Often visually pleasing, clearly an ambitious labour of love, this film doesn’t really work. It’s a mish-mash of modern times and the 18th century, sort of fantasy, sort of history, possibly a ghost story. Or something.
Eva (Verbeek) is a brilliant medical
student who abandons her career to research Dr Anmuth (Dance) of the 18th
century who has written a soulful book about his patients.
The same actors play the contemporary characters
and the 18th century characters. But are they the same people? There
are various love stories too but they don’t help.
What’s the point of this film?
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