Mari

2018
1h 34min

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4,8/10

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Drama Música

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaMARI is a moving dance-drama focused on a mother and her two daughters dealing with the devastating gradual decline and eventual passing of their mother and grandmother, Mari. Centered on th... Leer todoMARI is a moving dance-drama focused on a mother and her two daughters dealing with the devastating gradual decline and eventual passing of their mother and grandmother, Mari. Centered on the tensions that linger over the family's strained relationships, Mari's ill health brings ... Leer todoMARI is a moving dance-drama focused on a mother and her two daughters dealing with the devastating gradual decline and eventual passing of their mother and grandmother, Mari. Centered on the tensions that linger over the family's strained relationships, Mari's ill health brings them all together, forcing them to deal with their issues and find a way through a time of... Leer todo

Dirección
- Georgia Parris
Guión
- Angeli Macfarlane
- Georgia Parris
Reparto principal

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

4,8/10

128

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Georgia Parris
Guión
- Angeli Macfarlane
- Georgia Parris
Reparto principal

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Vídeos1

Trailer 2:04

Official Trailer

Imágenes4

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Dance, then, wherever you may be

Is there ever an inappropriate place -- or time -- to dance? Perhaps you will find an answer to that question, if you decide to watch this film.

The storyline (suggested by Anonymous) states that this is a "dance-drama". That led me to believe this would be a piece of interpretative dance, but it seems "merely" to be a pretty predictable family drama with some dance rehearsals (group or solo) thrown in at various intervals.

I suspect this is not really a "dance-drama". It is a pretty standard family drama in which various family members feel their own needs are not being met. Dance is really just there, I think, to stress the relative importance Charlotte places on her dance career compared to her obligations to her family.

Possibly worth watching to (attempt to) answer the question I asked at the beginning of this review, but otherwise it has nothing novel to offer.