O que ela disse: as críticas de Pauline Kael

Título original: What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael

2018
1 h 38 min

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Pauline Kael in O que ela disse: as críticas de Pauline Kael (2018)

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Um retrato do trabalho e da vida da controversa crítica de cinema Pauline Kael e sua batalha para obter sucesso e influência nos negócios de cinema do século XX.Um retrato do trabalho e da vida da controversa crítica de cinema Pauline Kael e sua batalha para obter sucesso e influência nos negócios de cinema do século XX.Um retrato do trabalho e da vida da controversa crítica de cinema Pauline Kael e sua batalha para obter sucesso e influência nos negócios de cinema do século XX.

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What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael

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At approximately 1:34:10 (and a year before she passed away), a young interviewer asked Pauline, "what are your favorite treasures?" to which she replied, "my daughter and my grandson."

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Paul Schrader: We're not talking about film criticism, we're talking about Pauline Kael, and - in the end of the game - what Kael promoted wasn't film. It was her.

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9/10

Sorry, But She Was the Greatest

When talking about Pauline Kael, her most severe antagonists have a hard time separating who she was from what she wrote. Don't get me wrong, I have in my library all of Kael's books. I collect books by other reviewers. I have to admit that I frequently loved a movie that she tore apart: 2001: A Space Odyssey is an example of one of many. But imagine reading only positive comments about your favorites. How dull would that be. This documentary is decently done, but it only scratches the surface of who she was. It did fill in some information about how she came to be as a critic. It gave us a bit of biographical information. The best parts were her interviews with various talk show people, like Dick Cavett. I did feel sorry for David Lean whose movie, Ryan's Daughter, she criticized to his face at a "friendly" gathering. I don't defend some of her animus, but I would recommend what another reviewer suggested. A good deal of her work is in print. Read that and judge.