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Título original: The Book Thief
  • 2013
  • A
  • 2h 11min
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Geoffrey Rush and Sophie Nélisse in Ladrona de libros (2013)
While subjected to the horrors of WWII Germany, young Liesel finds solace by stealing books and sharing them with others. Under the stairs in her home, a Jewish refuge is being sheltered by her adoptive parents.
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Cuando se ve sometida a los horrores de la Segunda Guerra Mundial en Alemania, Liesel encuentra consuelo en robar libros y compartirlos con otros. En el sótano de su casa, una refugiada judí... Leer todoCuando se ve sometida a los horrores de la Segunda Guerra Mundial en Alemania, Liesel encuentra consuelo en robar libros y compartirlos con otros. En el sótano de su casa, una refugiada judía es protegida por sus padres adoptivos.Cuando se ve sometida a los horrores de la Segunda Guerra Mundial en Alemania, Liesel encuentra consuelo en robar libros y compartirlos con otros. En el sótano de su casa, una refugiada judía es protegida por sus padres adoptivos.

  • Dirección
    • Brian Percival
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    • Markus Zusak
    • Michael Petroni
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    • Sophie Nélisse
    • Geoffrey Rush
    • Emily Watson
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    • Dirección
      • Brian Percival
    • Guionistas
      • Markus Zusak
      • Michael Petroni
    • Elenco
      • Sophie Nélisse
      • Geoffrey Rush
      • Emily Watson
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    • 53Metascore
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    • Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
      • 9 premios ganados y 17 nominaciones en total

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    Sophie Nélisse
    Sophie Nélisse
    • Liesel Meminger
    Geoffrey Rush
    Geoffrey Rush
    • Hans Hubermann
    Emily Watson
    Emily Watson
    • Rosa Hubermann
    Ben Schnetzer
    Ben Schnetzer
    • Max Vandenburg
    Roger Allam
    Roger Allam
    • Narrator
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    Heike Makatsch
    Heike Makatsch
    • Liesel's Mother
    Julian Lehmann
    • Liesel's Brother
    Gotthard Lange
    Gotthard Lange
    • Grave Digger
    Rainer Reiners
    Rainer Reiners
    • Priest
    Kirsten Block
    Kirsten Block
    • Frau Heinrich
    Nico Liersch
    • Rudy Steiner
    Ludger Bökelmann
    Ludger Bökelmann
    • Football Urchin
    Paul Schaefer
    • Football Urchin
    Nozomi Linus Kaisar
    • Fat Faced Goalie
    Oliver Stokowski
    Oliver Stokowski
    • Alex Steiner
    Robert Beyer
    • Jewish Accountant
    Hildegard Schroedter
    Hildegard Schroedter
    • Frau Becker
    Levin Liam
    • Franz Deutscher
    • Dirección
      • Brian Percival
    • Guionistas
      • Markus Zusak
      • Michael Petroni
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    10mkramer-693-816493

    Riveting, Thought-Provoking, and Powerful

    This is without a doubt one of the most riveting, thought-provoking, and utterly powerful movies for young people (or any people, for that matter). Unlike most movies for young people, which usually encourage selfishness, lust, and who knows what else, this is a film that promotes such qualities as self-sacrifice, courage in the face of unspeakable difficulties, and using your life to make a difference for others.

    Based on Markus Zusak's novel, The Book Thief expertly tells the story of a young German girl named Liesel, who is thrust into the horrors of World War II Germany and its many complications. The scope of the story is seen through the eyes of Liesel, making it quite an intimate tale that is less about war and more about the importance of remaining human in inhuman surroundings, and affecting those around you in a positive and profound way.

    The film is hauntingly beautiful, and moves at an effortless pace- not too fast, not too slow- allowing the viewers to become immersed in the realities of Liesel's situation. Lovely Sophie Nelisse is stunningly perfect in the role of Liesel, capturing both the bright-eyed innocence and the eventual world-weary quality needed for the role. Liesel's good-natured friend Rudy is also expertly and realistically portrayed by young Nico Liersch. It is a delight to watch such wonderful young actors at work. Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson, of course, are their usual extraordinary selves as Liesel's adoptive parents.

    This is truly a movie that is not just for young people. It operates on many levels, as a commentary on the disastrous effects of World War II or a poignant tale of one small soul fighting for her own sense of humanity. While it might be a bit intense for small children, a film such as this should be mandatory viewing for older children and teenagers- a thoughtful and heart-tugging reminder of the fragility of life, and the importance of looking beyond yourself. It is the sort of film that will leave viewers young and old just a bit speechless.
    DUKEJBM

    A Flat Out Amazing and Emotional Instant Classic!

    This is a flat out amazing film. It's nuanced, extremely thoughtful and features some of the strongest performances of the year. If I had a vote, we'd get another young teenage girl nominated for "best actress" in a lead role for Sophie Nelisse's amazing work. Everyone's work here is award worthy. Sure, the subject matter may seem like a rehash (The Diary of Anne Frank"/"The Boy in the Striped Pajamas"/The Pianist") but it really isn't. It's fresh, and packs the most emotional impact of any film that I've seen all year. Captivating and extremely powerful, the film is hauntingly beautiful. It moves at an effortless pace which allows the viewer to become immersed in the realities of Liesel's situation. That pace may not be for everyone but I found it to be perfect. Everything breaths properly and every connection made is heartfelt and meaningful. The literary vehicle of death as the narrator really is a masterstroke and works perfectly. It starts the film and finishes but is never intrusive.

    I honestly feel this film is an instant classic. It really stayed with me after watching it and I'm still moved by its impact.
    8krocheav

    A Shining Gem In The Darkness

    "The Book Thief" is certainly a rare kind of film for its day. It gleams like the sun, glistens like rays on the surface of water - for here is a dark tale that lights up the very soul.

    I've read several 'professional' reviews for this work and it seems too easy for some Critics to sit in their comfortable cinema seats, or arm chairs in the safety of their homes, and write, what often amount to trite comments. They can read meaning (often their own) into works of crude ugliness, yet feel they have to hide from life affirming warmth.

    From the very opening scenes this film draws you in. Some did not like the fact that death (as voice over) begins to tell the story, but this also served to make it all the more compelling. Screen play adapter: Michael Petroni who's been associated with such diverse works as "The Rite" and "Narnia" is equally at home writing for the BIG screen as well as TV. As is talented Director: Brian Percival (Downton Abbey & North and South) Both seem to have given their all, and with no less than 6 various producers, there seemed to be plenty of money to assure superb production values ~ guaranteeing a great look and feel. Director of Photography: German born Florian Ballhaus, captures the magnificence of the carefully selected locations, lifting astounding images from the pages of the book onto the screen.

    The cast all work hard to bring to life the characters from Markus Zusak's novel. Child actors can sometimes be hit or miss but award winning Sophie Nelisse (Liesel) is reminiscent of the great Patricia Gozzi from the 60s (Sundays and Cybele '62 & Rapture '65) She convinces over a full range of emotions. Young Nico Liersch scores equally as Rudy.

    Some cynical critics seem to have difficulty in understanding the intellect of children forced to grow up in terrible circumstances and may have been unnecessarily harsh. Rush is reliable as always, managing to convey the emotions of a man living with fear, yet playing it down for the sake of his young adopted charge.

    John Williams' multi-layered music score brings to mind the style of strong scores that helped breath life into great classics from the past.

    Films of this quality have become rare in these days of often foolish, Hollywood comic book action blockbusters, but it's hoped this, along with 'The Railway Man' might see us treated to more intelligent modern cinema. If I'd change anything, perhaps it could be the anticlimactic style of the closing scenes ~ looked as if more may have been added as afterthought, through one too many fade outs (a very minor point)

    But more importantly, perhaps, some cynical critics may also be 'reminded of their humanity'.
    9ijcvegas

    One of the best films of this or any Year

    If this film is not on most Top 10 Lists then what I think about critics will hold. As the saying goes " I laughed, I cried, i felt good. This film shows hope in the face of the worst that life serves up, and wants you to come back for more. The acting from top to bottom was fantastic. Geoffrey Rush gives a wonderful performance that should get him an Oscar nomination. This is by no means a feel good movie, and I wouldn't bring younger kids to see it, but it will make them think about. Best of all look for the answer to the many questions this film should leave in their minds. Questions of did this happen, and if it did, WHY? I like that as in other films about this time, it focused on the ordinary people of Germany not just the victims of the Holocaust. How their lives were touched by the insanity of the masses and how some never lost sight of what it was to care about others.
    9drjgardner

    WW 2 from a child's perspective

    Those familiar with the 2005 award winning and best-selling novel by Australian author Markus Zusak will not be disappointed with the theatrical version which differs from the book in only minor details. Both tell the story of a preadolescent girl who is adopted into a German family living in a small village in 1938, and then by following her life we get to view war on the home front for Germany. Nazi rallies, anti-Jewish pogroms, Hitler Youth groups, conscription, book burning, daylight bombing, propaganda films and posters, and the whole gamut of events are seen from her perspective.

    This isn't the first film to adopt this perspective. "The Diary of Anne Frank" is the classic example, but more recently, "No Place on Earth" (2013) covered some of the same ground as did "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" (2008) and especially "Lore" (2012).

    "The Book Thief" has wonderful photography by Florian Ballhaus, an excellent musical score by Golden Globe and Oscar winning John Williams ("Schindler's List", "ET", "Star Wars"), and best of all, marvelous acting from Sophie Nelisse as the young girl, Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson as her adoptive parents, and Ben Schnetzer as the Jewish boy they hide. Many of the core scenes with Nelisse, Watson, and Rush should be required viewing at any acting school.

    Hats off too to young Nico Liersch who plays a boyhood friend of Nelisse.

    If the film has any fault at all, it is the decision by the film makers to try to walk a fine line between drama and fable. Having "Death" as the narrator right from the start seems to suggest fable, but the story itself veers sharply to drama for most of the 2+ hours, and then, noticeably at the end, reverts to fable. Some viewers may find this disconcerting. But the power of the story and the acting generally compensate for this short coming.

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      One of the books that Liesel read to Max when he was sick is actually the novel "The Book Thief", namely the sentence: "what came to her then was the dustiness of the floor, the feeling that her clothes were more next to her than on her, and the sudden realization that this would all be for nothing".
    • Errores
      While in the basement, Hans comments that the snowman will not melt because "it's freezing down here," yet no character's breath can be seen in the air, despite the fact that all are breathing heavily. The visibility of breath in the cold is determined by not only the temperature, but also the relative humidity, so it is possible for it to be cold without the characters' breath showing.
    • Citas

      [from trailer]

      Max Vandenburg: If your eyes could speak, what would they say?

    • Conexiones
      Featured in Today: Episode dated 23 August 2013 (2013)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Wiegenlied (Lullaby) Op. 49 No. 4
      Written by Johannes Brahms

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 10 de enero de 2014 (México)
    • Países de origen
      • Alemania
      • Estados Unidos
      • Reino Unido
    • Sitios oficiales
      • Official Facebook
      • Official Facebook (United Kingdom)
    • Idiomas
      • Inglés
      • Alemán
    • También se conoce como
      • The Book Thief
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Görlitz, Saxony, Alemania
    • Productoras
      • Fox 2000 Pictures
      • Sunswept Entertainment
      • TSG Entertainment
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      • USD 19,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 21,488,481
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 105,005
      • 10 nov 2013
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 76,586,316
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