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The Mother

  • 2003
  • R
  • 1h 52min
NOTE IMDb
6,7/10
4,8 k
MA NOTE
The Mother (2003)
Home Video Trailer from Columbia Tristar
Lire trailer2:09
10 Videos
47 photos
DramaRomance

Une femme a une liaison passionnée avec un homme de la moitié de son âge, qui couche aussi avec sa fille.Une femme a une liaison passionnée avec un homme de la moitié de son âge, qui couche aussi avec sa fille.Une femme a une liaison passionnée avec un homme de la moitié de son âge, qui couche aussi avec sa fille.

  • Réalisation
    • Roger Michell
  • Scénario
    • Hanif Kureishi
  • Casting principal
    • Anne Reid
    • Daniel Craig
    • Anna Wilson-Jones
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,7/10
    4,8 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Roger Michell
    • Scénario
      • Hanif Kureishi
    • Casting principal
      • Anne Reid
      • Daniel Craig
      • Anna Wilson-Jones
    • 62avis d'utilisateurs
    • 66avis des critiques
    • 72Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nomination aux 1 BAFTA Award
      • 2 victoires et 14 nominations au total

    Vidéos10

    The Mother
    Trailer 2:09
    The Mother
    The Mother Scene: May Spies Darren
    Clip 1:02
    The Mother Scene: May Spies Darren
    The Mother Scene: May Spies Darren
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    The Mother Scene: May Spies Darren
    The Mother Scene: May Goes To The Gallery
    Clip 0:56
    The Mother Scene: May Goes To The Gallery
    The Mother Scene: Why Shouldn't I Be Difficult?
    Clip 1:37
    The Mother Scene: Why Shouldn't I Be Difficult?
    The Mother Scene: May & Darren Meet
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    The Mother Scene: May & Darren Meet
    The Mother Scene: Darren Asks May Out
    Clip 0:42
    The Mother Scene: Darren Asks May Out

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    Anne Reid
    Anne Reid
    • May
    Daniel Craig
    Daniel Craig
    • Darren
    Anna Wilson-Jones
    Anna Wilson-Jones
    • Helen
    Peter Vaughan
    Peter Vaughan
    • Toots
    Danira Govic
    Danira Govic
    • Au Pair
    • (as Danira Govich)
    Harry Michell
    Harry Michell
    • Harry
    Rosie Michell
    • Rosie
    Izabella Telezynska
    Izabella Telezynska
    • Polish Cleaner
    Steven Mackintosh
    Steven Mackintosh
    • Bobby
    Cathryn Bradshaw
    Cathryn Bradshaw
    • Paula
    Carlo Kureishi
    • Jack
    Sachin Kureishi
    • Jack
    Simon Mason
    • Man in Tate Gallery
    Oliver Ford Davies
    Oliver Ford Davies
    • Bruce
    Jonah Coombes
    • Estate Agent
    Zelda Tinska
    Zelda Tinska
    • Barmaid
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    • Réalisation
      • Roger Michell
    • Scénario
      • Hanif Kureishi
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    Avis des utilisateurs62

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    allmouth

    Some mothers.......

    I'm usually harsh on British movies as they are generally predictable, over-acted, obvious in dialogue and heavily reliant on cliched emotional set-ups.

    Although this could be accused of some of those traits it dealt with a lot of issues very uncomfortably, far more so than if this had been a simple, tidy, loose ends all-tied TV drama. A couple of times I winced at what I was seeing but was fairly quickly drawn back by a follow-up scene which resumed what, overall, was an excellent film.

    Emphasis has been given to the older-woman-having-sex aspect but there's far more to this film. If you don't like your family and friends then this might push you to re-evaluate those relationships. Might reaffirm what you have but it's definitely worth seeing although it's not all easy viewing.
    10meganhenry-2

    Wonderful Film

    What a moving film. I have a dear friend who is in her sixties and for the past 15 years has told me that people don't see her anymore, and she longs for companionship. Being in my late 40s I am beginning to see what she has been complaining about. You are no longer youthful, beautiful or touchable. When May says "...this lump of a body..." wow. How our bodies change and how we are told it is no longer beautiful. I love when she begins to change what she wears...the colorful scarf...no longer the frumpy wife.

    It is a sad and wonderful picture at the same time. Sad in that May betrays her daughter's trust...beautiful in that she finds herself through the difficulty of the affair, and chooses to move on and finally have her own life. I love the character's daring to even initiate the love affair.

    Mostly I love the movie because finally it is a picture that shows the intricate nature of relationships, be they familial or not. We see Paula's vulnerability, yet she will have what she wants at all costs...(when she tells her mum that she will have a baby for Darren whether he wants one or not after her mother asks if Darren even wants a child). The movie hits the mark on the how relationships can change, and yet reveals what has been there all along, dormant. May has stifled her own creativity to raise a family. A family that she didn't really want, but was "something you just did when she was young". I love the scene when Darren calls her an old tart, and she smiles and says "I was never called that before". It was truly a gem of a movie.

    And Daniel Craig. Well, i just love him. I was pleasantly surprised. Not only is he pleasant on the eyes, he is a real talent. What a neat role. He is much more than any 007 that is for sure and I look forward to seeing him in more roles of this nature. The scene where he is pleasuring May and the look he gives her is sort of a look of wonder that he has such control over this woman, and also one of pleasure of being able to give this to her. He is actually enjoying giving her pleasure. A wonderful scene. The contrast is the love scene with Bruce. Bruce is totally absorbed with his own pleasure...two completely different men.

    Alas...I wonder where is my Darren?
    livewire-6

    Painfully real

    Of all the films I have seen this year (2004), none has affected me as deeply and personally as "The Mother", and on so many levels.

    For one thing, watching May deal with the grief and loss and sudden disorientation of widowhood, I could not help wondering how my own mother will cope when the time comes, as it surely must, for her and indeed for all of us.

    But, as May's story unfolded, it was my own sense of grief and loss and disorientation that I experienced anew. May and I share something in common: not widowhood, but age, or rather the loss of youth, and the invisibility and untouchability that come with age.

    I could relate to May's need for passion, her need to be loved, her need, not so much for sex, but simply to be touched. But as we grow older, we are ironically shut out and shunted aside and denied the very thing our souls cry out for. (Note: There are some disturbing and shocking images of sexuality in "The Mother", but don't let them put you off and blind you to the real message of the film.)

    May, at least, rediscovers another passion within -- to create art -- and so is able to live again. Not all of us are so fortunate. In this respect, I identify more with May's daughter Paula who, when love and passion fail and die, feels that her creative expression is no longer valid and worthwhile, and destroys her works in a fit of despair.

    May is a woman in her late 60s; I am a gay man in my late 40s. Yet our stories are similar in so many ways. What May experiences in a matter of weeks, I have felt over the past decade. My passion has yet to be rediscovered.

    It is no accident that "The Mother" was scripted by Hanif Kureishi, who gave us "My Beautiful Laundrette", a love story about two gay men in the flower of youth. "The Mother" is at the other end of the spectrum, a story about age and the denial of passion. To paraphrase the title of another Kureishi film, "The Mother" might aptly be titled "Sammy and Rosie Get Old".
    9lawprof

    Tough, Touching, Sometimes Funny Encounter With a Big Taboo

    Kids - of whatever age - do not want to know about their parents' sex lives. And grown-up children are often seriously baffled and disconcerted by any evidence that aging parents possess an active libido. Lastly, many moviegoers are very uncomfortable watching a dowdy, frumpy widow who would pass unnoticed almost anywhere discover her aching capacity and need for raw passion with a handsome man half her age.

    "The Mother" is a provocative look at a scarcely filmed reality - a woman who isn't ready to stay home, watch "the telly," and vegetate after her husband of nearly three decades, and a controlling, dominating chap at that, packs it in with a massive heart attack.

    May (Anne Reid) and her husband have two children, each dysfunctional in his or her own way. The male son lives with a beautiful wife who may well be driving him to the Bankruptcy Court with her extravagant commercial venture. Paula (Cathryn Bradshaw), is a teacher with aspirations of succeeding as a writer. She's attractive, not pretty, and she seems to have a close relationship with mum - at first.

    Back at her house after burying her husband, May determines to not stay there. Rejecting typical widowhood with its legacy of boring days and no adventure, she goes to stay with Paula who has a young son. Paula's boyfriend, Darren (Daniel Craig), is a ruggedly handsome contractor who seems to be taking an awfully long time to complete an addition to May's son's house. May is quite taken with hard-drinking, coke-sniffing Darren whose treatment of Paula ought to have alerted May that he was, for sure, a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Cads.

    What follows is a torrid affair between Darren and the besotted and now bubblingly alive (dare I say reborn?) widow. The love scenes are graphic but take second place to amateur artist May's pen and ink sketches of their trysts which then play a role in the enfolding drama (or debacle, take your pick).

    The theater in Manhattan was packed for today's early afternoon showing with well over half the audience in the range of May's age. That some were shocked or disturbed to see her disporting herself with erotic abandon in the arms of a much younger man is an understatement.

    This blindingly honest look at an older woman's awakened passion after decades of dutifully obeying her husband's desire that she stay at home and raise kids (she also mentions he didn't like her to have friends-what a guy) surfaces a number of issues. While May's dalliance with Darren doesn't constitute incest, there are real psychological dimensions, and issues, with a mother bedding her daughter's lover. And Paula isn't made of the stoutest stuff to begin with. The affair, once disclosed, allows the peeling open of the mother-daughter relationship which, from Paula's viewpoint, left something to be desired. Ms. Bradshaw is excellent in the role of a daughter who wants her mother's support as well as her love-she hasn't been dealt a terrible hand by life but it isn't a bed of roses either.

    May is strong in her resolve to both acknowledge her sexuality and expect, indeed demand, a future of happiness. But she is also inescapably vulnerable. She's fishing in uncharted emotional waters. Who controls her relationship with Darren and why are difficult issues for her to understand, much less resolve. In her sixties, she's still a work in progress.

    "Something's Gotta Give" recently showcased mature sexuality but in an amusingly antiseptic way assuring no viewer would be discomfited. After all it's Jack Nicholson and the always beautiful Diane Keaton cavorting in the world of the rich. And to insure that no serious psycho-social issues were explored, Keaton's young girlfriend, Amanda Peet, daughter of Keaton, not only blesses the match but insures that the audience knows she and her old(er) would-be lover never hopped into the sack.

    No easy out here. Anne Reid's inspired performance forces discomfort on some while drawing respect from others. Her naked body bursts with sexuality for some and appears absurd as an object of physical attraction to others (the comments of audience members leaving today reflected all these views).

    Kudos to director Roger Michell for tackling a fascinating story with verve and empathy.

    9/10.
    9MOscarbradley

    Shockingly Intelligent

    A fierce, shockingly intelligent piece of work from the gifted British writer Hanif Kureishi who wrote "My Beautiful Laundrette", (this is the best thing he's done since then). It's about intelligent people whose lives don't add up to much. They've squandered what they have been given and are largely empty vessels. The only character on screen who is alive is the mother of the title yet she feels dead inside until a rough handyman shows her some affection and awakens her to the joys of sex. He has his own motives but Kureishi treats him with a good deal of compassion. This is a film in which people and places feel familiar, where characters exist beyond the confines of the screen. In some respects it's a bit like "Sunday, Bloody Sunday" but it's an altogether tougher piece of work. The director, Roger Michell, allows scenes to build instinctively. And it is beautifully acted.

    As the eponymous mother Anne Reid betrays her wasted life in every gesture. There is not a false note in her extraordinarily lived-in performance, and that very fine actor Daniel Craig displays shadings to his character than even Kureishi hasn't tapped into. If the film strikes a false note it is, perhaps, in the character of the talentless daughter, caught up in a messy affair with the man her mother seduces (or should that be the other way round) and even messier life, but she is so well played by Cathryn Bradshaw she hooks you in nevertheless. The film is also extremely beautiful to look at (DoP Alwin Kuchler) and must rank, unhesitatingly, as the best British film of the year.

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    • Anecdotes
      The first feature film funded entirely by the BBC (courtesy of the British taxpayers).
    • Gaffes
      When May is telling Darren about her affair and just before she asks him to take her to bed, Darren does not have a carpenter's pencil in his ear. When we see him a few moments later, the pencil is over his ear.
    • Citations

      May: Oh, Darren. This cigarette's making my chest all congested. I can't breathe.

      Darren: What would happen if you did breathe?

      May: I'd say, would you... would it be too much trouble... spare rooms... would you come to the spare rooms with me... would you...

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      Featured in The Mother: Cast & Crew Interviews (2003)
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    • Date de sortie
      • 10 mars 2004 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Site officiel
      • Sony Pictures Classics (United States)
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • 母親的春天
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Notting Hill, London, Greater London, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni(on location)
    • Sociétés de production
      • BBC Film
      • Free Range Films
      • Renaissance Films
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    • Budget
      • 2 500 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 1 063 163 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 61 913 $US
      • 30 mai 2004
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 3 039 587 $US
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      1 heure 52 minutes
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      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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