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"John Keats y su vecina Fanny no se llevan nada bien. Ella no está impresionada por su poesía y él la ve como una persona superficial. Pero cuando Fanny descubre que Keats cuida de su hermano enfermo, le pide que le enseñe sus poemas y poco a poco la relación entre los dos jóvenes empezará a cambiar, hasta terminar convirtiéndose en una profunda y verdadera historia de amor"@es
"Drama based on the doomed love affair between Romantic poet John Keats and the young Fanny Brawne. On the outskirts of 19th-century London, John Keats struggles through grinding poverty and constant ill-health to establish himself as a writer, while the young seamstress Fanny Brawne is intrigued by her secretive neighbour and is determined to seek him out. The two begin a blissful three-year romance of lazy summers and slow burning love, until Keats' protective friend Charles Brown grows wary of Brawne. However, this soon proves to be the least of their problems when Keats' health starts to fail badly, beginning the end of the magical love affair."@en
"London 1818. A secret love affair begins between a struggling poet, John Keats, and the respectable girl next door, Fanny Brawne. By the time Fanny's mother discovers their relationship, it is too late - the young lovers are swept away by powerful new emotions, riding a wave of romantic obsession that can only end in heartbreak."
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""Set in London in 1818, Bright Star is the tender story of first love between John Keats, the romantic English poet and the girl next door, the stylish, headstrong Fanny Brawne. Inspired by the actual love letters between the couple and Keats' sublime poetry, Bright Star reveals one of the world's great, untold love stories in this exquisitely beautiful and deeply moving film. Masterfully written and directed by Academy Award winner Jane Campion (The Piano), it stars Australian actress Abbie Cornish in an extraordinary performance that evokes the giddy intoxication of romance, alongside British rising star Ben Whishaw. Keats resides with his boorish friend and patron, Charles Brown (an excellent Paul Schneider) in one half of a Hampstead Heath cottage, neighbouring Fanny, who lives with her widowed mother, sister and brother. To Brown, Fanny is a constant distraction to Keats' work, a feisty minx not afraid to speak her mind. The infatuation that envelops Keats and Fanny in their early meetings grows into a sustaining and joyous love. Bright Star is not a typical costume drama, Jane Campion has created an enthralling piece of modern cinema, full of passion, wit, ideas and life. Abbie Cornish is magnetic as Fanny, displaying both a mesmerising vitality and a heart-stopping grace. Her chemistry with the superb Whishaw, is pitch perfect. Breathtakingly beautiful, it draws you irresistibly into its world, a world of rare emotional honesty and an unapologetic reverence for romantic love. Bright Star is a triumph on every level, a superlative achievement." --Kanopy website."
"Feature film from the UK. Drama. Portrays the romance between 19th century British poet John Keats and Fannie Brawne, cut short by his death at 25."
"1818. Il ventitreenne John Keats e la sua vicina di casa Fanny Brawne si conoscono, grazie all'interesse della ragazza per le sue poesie, si frequentano, si scrivono, si fidanzano, nonostante le condizioni economiche disperate del poeta. Minato dalla tubercolosi, Keats si vede costretto a partire per l'Italia, dove il clima è migliore e dove troverà la morte, nel febbraio del 1821. (Mymovies)."
"Set in London in 1818, Bright star is the tender story of first love between John Keats, the romantic English poet and the girl next door, the stylish, headstrong Fanny Brawne. Inspired by the actual love letters between the couple and Keats' sublime poetry, Bright Star reveals one of the world's great, untold love stories in this exquisitely beautiful and deeply moving film. Masterfully written and directed by Academy Award winner Jane Campion (The piano), it stars Australian actress Abbie Cornish in an extraordinary performance that evokes the giddy intoxication of romance, alongside British rising star Ben Whishaw. Keats resides with his boorish friend and patron, Charles Brown (an excellent Paul Schneider) in one half of a Hampstead Heath cottage, neighbouring Fanny, who lives with her widowed mother, sister and brother. To Brown, Fanny is a constant distraction to Keats' work, a feisty minx not afraid to speak her mind. The infatuation that envelops Keats and Fanny in their early meetings grows into a sustaining and joyous love. Bright Star is not a typical costume drama, Jane Campion has created an enthralling piece of modern cinema, full of passion, wit, ideas and life. Abbie Cornish is magnetic as Fanny, displaying both a mesmerising vitality and a heart-stopping grace. Her chemistry with the superb Whishaw, is pitch perfect. Breathtakingly beautiful, it draws you irresistibly into its world, a world of rare emotional honesty and an unapologetic reverence for romantic love. Bright Star is a triumph on every level, a superlative achievement."@en
""The drama based on the three-year romance between 19th century poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne, which was cut short by Keats' untimely death at age 25."--From www.imdb.com."@en
"Die Liebe des englischen Dichters und Romantikers John Keats (1795-1821) zu der Schneiderin Fanny Brawne. Dabei geht es um eine von sozialen Konventionen und wirtschaftlicher Not behinderte, auch von den Geschlechterrollen geprägte Beziehung, vor allem aber entwickelt sich der Film ohne melodramatische Verdichtungen in Anlehnung an Keats' Lyrik als eine flanierend-anmutige Reflexion über Kunst, Liebe und Schönheit. [film-dienst]."
"Nineteenth century poet John Keats and the girl next door, Fanny Brawne, started out as unlikely lovers who were totally at odds with each other. However, when Brawne offers to help Keats nurse his seriously ill brother, the two soon became involved in an unstoppable romance that only his untimely death at age 25 could bring to a shattering end."@en
"Nineteenth century poet John Keats and the girl next door, Fanny Brawne, started out as unlikely lovers who were totally at odds with each other. However, when Brawne offers to help Keats nurse his seriously ill brother, the two soon became involved in an unstoppable romance that only his untimely death at age 25 could bring to a shattering end."
"Londres, 1818. L'amour incandescent et réciproque du jeune poète Keats pour sa voisine Fanny... Pureté et profondeur des sentiments, ici tout est beauté, poésie, fraîcheur et sensualité... Une épure..."
""Set in London in 1818, Bright star is the tender story of first love between John Keats, the romantic English poet and the girl next door, the stylish, headstrong Fanny Brawne. Inspired by the actual love letters between the couple and Keats' sublime poetry, Bright star reveals one of the the world's great, untold love stories..."--Container."
"Au début du XIXème siècle, la jeune Fanny Brawne rencontre John Keats. Elle, insolente et frivole, aime briller en société quand lui, poète sans le sou, est tout aux exigences de la création. Naît bientôt entre eux, malgré ces différences, une passion intense et délicate. Un amour que ni Brown, l'ami de Keats, ni même la tuberculose, ne parviendront à entacher. (Jaquette)."
"The film centres on the three year relationship between Keats, then a struggling poet, and the girl next door, Fanny Brawne. The two fell profoundly in love and many of Keats's compositions of the time - most notably the poem BRIGHT STAR - were inspired by the tender passion they shared. The lovers' fate, though, was soon tested by Keats's poverty and worsening health, circumstances that inevitably tried their bond."
""London, 1818. A secret love affair between a struggling poet, John Keats, and the respectable girl next door, Fanny Brawne. By the time Fanny's mother discovers their relationship, it is too late -- the young lovers are swept away by powerful new emotions, riding a wave of romantic obsession that can only end in heartbreak" --Container."@en
""London, 1818. A secret love affair between a struggling poet, John Keats, and the respectable girl next door, Fanny Brawne. By the time Fanny's mother discovers their relationship, it is too late -- the young lovers are swept away by powerful new emotions, riding a wave of romantic obsession that can only end in heartbreak" --Container."
"Channel 9 News report about Torah Bright's winning of a gold medal in snowboarding in the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games."@en