Una pareja pierde su hogar y luego descubre que al esposo le han diagnosticado una enfermedad terminal cuando se embarcan en una caminata costera de un año.Una pareja pierde su hogar y luego descubre que al esposo le han diagnosticado una enfermedad terminal cuando se embarcan en una caminata costera de un año.Una pareja pierde su hogar y luego descubre que al esposo le han diagnosticado una enfermedad terminal cuando se embarcan en una caminata costera de un año.
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The recent revelations about the criminal actions of the author, and questions raised about her husband's medical condition, have cast a shadow over both the book and this film. However, if we can set these aside, and watch it as a scenic ramble round Britain's beautiful south west coastline, it's a pleasantly enjoyable film, if not entirely original in its content, or moral message. There have been a number of dramas showing an individual, or, in this case, a couple, who, after suffering some personal reverse, decide to drop everything and set off on a long distance hike. Along the way they learn a valuable lesson about their own strengths and weaknesses, and the importance of the kindness of strangers. This is broadly the message of this film too, which ticks the life-affirming boxes, without saying anything terribly original. The reasons for them being in such a difficult position are skated over very quickly at the start - given the recent controversy that's probably just as well - though as a set up for the rest of the plot, it does feel a bit rushed.
A tough watch for anyone who enjoys cinema or literature, THE SALT PATH is the big screen adaptation of Raynor Winn's memoir chronicling the walking holiday around the Cornish coast she took with her husband. I've had the misfortune to read Winn's heavily fictionalised book, and this screen version is even further from reality, heavily dramatised to the degree that another reviewer describing the events depicted as 'authentic' made me laugh out loud. Anderson and Isaacs are both reliable performers - although the former's Staffordshire accent is an unwise choice - but this is an extremely tedious watch, not particularly funny or engaging, with only the natural scenery to recommend it. Even worse, I saw this in the cinema, so there was no getting away, and it takes forever to end as well. A nightmare!
Thoroughly enjoyed the movie, because of the nature shots, intimate scènes between Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs and I just wanted to stay in that world a little longer. They are showing their real faces, wrinkles and spots and all, and I loved them for it.
I've read the book and I feel they followed it quite strictly. Seeing the movie gave me that extra time I would have liked after I finished the book.
The way the movie is written, it solves for 'endless walking scenes' by shocking you to life every 10m or so. Either by an event, the light, or music, or something. That was well thought through, so it's not just forever walking till boredom. At all.
The connection between Anderson and Isaacs feels genuine.
It's hopeful, adventurous, reinvigorating, and touches upon loss and homelessness in a not all-consuming way.
I've read the book and I feel they followed it quite strictly. Seeing the movie gave me that extra time I would have liked after I finished the book.
The way the movie is written, it solves for 'endless walking scenes' by shocking you to life every 10m or so. Either by an event, the light, or music, or something. That was well thought through, so it's not just forever walking till boredom. At all.
The connection between Anderson and Isaacs feels genuine.
It's hopeful, adventurous, reinvigorating, and touches upon loss and homelessness in a not all-consuming way.
I knew nothing of the source material memoir (never even knew it existed), so that didn't color my experience. As a man in his early 60s, what I saw was an authentic relationship of a middle-aged couple embarking on a journey to put a crisis behind them, still deeply in love despite it all and there for each other, support each other and rest in one another. The screenplay might have felt meandering at times, but that's because it's not the three-act "Hero's Journey" we're used to. Moth and Ray are literally trying to find their way after their life is upended, and the characters they meet along that path are various aspects of life. If you're willing to let things unfold, highly recommended.
There is no doubt that what drew me to this movie was the casting of Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaac. Two supreme actors who continue to enthrall me and entertain. I soon became engrossed in the story and was mesmerised by both actors, whose performances brought into stark reality the awful circumstances of their characters. Tragic, dramatic but heartwarming this is not a movie of sensations but it is gritty realism. Great production and wonderful images of the beautiful south west of England are a great backdrop to this harrowing journey that set a stunning contrast to the pain and anguish of the plight of the two. Hats off to Gillian and Jason for very fine performances and for recreating the accents and manner of speech of the midlands characters. This film impressed me and left me wanting more.
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- TriviaRalph Fiennes was the producers' first choice for Moth Winn and was keen to play the part but he withdrew when he was unexpectedly offered the lead role in Conclave (2024). Gillian Anderson apparently suggested Jason Isaacs as a replacement.
- ErroresAt one point they walk off with the sea on their left hand side.. this would mean they are walking back as their trip was the counter clockwise way..
- Versiones alternativasThe UK release was cut, the distributor chose to reduce the number of uses of strong language in order to obtain a 12A classification. An uncut 15 classification was available.
- Bandas sonorasWould I Sing
Written by Tim Hollier
Performed by Tim Hollier
Published by Skysail Publishing
By arrangement of Nightjar Music
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- USD 20,437,296
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- 1h 55min(115 min)
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- 2.35 : 1
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