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Hope Gap

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Release date=2019
runtime=100 m
summary=A couple's visit with their son takes a dramatic turn when the father tells him he plans on leaving his mother
Genre=Romance

countries=UK
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Hope Gap made up for all that. It is beautifully acted (Annette Bening is extraordinary) deep and subtle, and does carry you away.

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Hope gap trailer legendado. Hope gap release. Annette Bening in Hope Gap. Photo: Courtesy of TIFF In William Nicholson’s woebegone, autobiographical English drama Hope Gap, a meek-ish man named Edward (Bill Nighy) leaves his voluble wife, Grace ( Annette Bening), and Grace responds the way many educated British characters do as they plummet emotionally: She talks. And she talks. She cries out to her husband in sheer disbelief. She wheedles, needles, and muses histrionically on the meaning of matrimony and family and human and cosmic mercy. It’s not iambic pentameter, but Bening — enunciating in an English accent that had me pushing away images of Emma Thompson, as one would a stray thought while meditating — runs through periods (full stops, in the U. K. ) and inserts pauses mid-sentence, to suggest the squeezing of inchoate panic through the proper channels. The accent gives Bening an odd sibilance as well as an overbite I’ve never noticed: Have her very features been altered by her voice? It’s a fascinating performance, but Grace is too distanced — and too borderline insufferable — to relate to fully, even if you recognize her desperation in the face of abandonment, even if you’ve lived a version of that desperation yourself. The movie — having its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival — is a brief, sad little piece that doesn’t quite hurdle the blood-brain barrier and rattle you to the core, but it does achieve a half-sublimity, thanks to coastal settings with white cliffs that inspire both awe and thoughts of flinging oneself off, and also thanks to poetry. Grace’s pet project is creating an anthology of poems arranged by emotional states (like, say, the feeling of abandonment), and at various points the characters intone the words of those who’ve been here and done that. The big set piece, in fact, is Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s “Sudden Light, ” which begins, “I have been here before, / But when or how I cannot tell, ” and ends with a question — whether love will be restored “In death’s despite, / And day and night yield delight once more? ” Rossetti, the cliffs, and the swelling music (by Alex Heffes) supply what the characters cannot. You don’t blame Nighy’s Edward for leaving. You blame him for how he leaves, slinking off into the arms of a younger woman who has pushed him to sever his miserable marital bond. Nighy plays Edward in his familiar key of awkward formality, stammering and keeping his gaze guiltily low. Edward points out that Grace has found him so consistently annoying over the years that he wonders why she feels so angry and bereft — but if he wonders that, he doesn’t know much about how some marriages work. His sudden realization that he and Grace were never meant to be is moving, but despite several melancholy monologues, the character doesn’t have much stature. Much of our sympathy ends up with the couple’s 29-year-old son, Jamie (Josh O’Connor), whom Grace tries to use as an emissary but who isn’t very good at it. He can’t plead Grace’s case when he doesn’t fully buy it. The actor is affecting: He seems ultimately as puzzled by his parents’ union as the writer-director does. Nicholson is 70 and is primarily known as a writer, and in Hope Gap he doesn’t conceal his artistic flourishes artfully. The camera pans from dishes piling up in the sink to the mantle with its photos and lifetime’s worth of memories or hovers about the waves creeping over the rocks. Sometimes he will frame a character on the side of the wide screen, not so much to express alienation as to keep the person out of the boring center. But he does one thing very well: comedy. Bening gets a real performance rhythm going when Grace buys a dog she names Edward, like her ex-husband, and teaches him the command, “Stay. ” Bening seems more in her element snapping at the dog than she does delivering theatrical plaints. She’s marvelous when Grace volunteers for a grief hotline and ends up commiserating too deeply with her callers — I wanted even more of those scenes. But if Nicholson hasn’t decided whether the end of his parents’ marriage was a comedy or a tragedy, well — who ever does? He’s reaching for something he never gets: That’s not a bad way to lose. Unlike Grace, he loses gracefully. Annette Bening Gives a Fascinating Performance in Hope Gap.

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Hope gap ending. How long into the movie is she going to get abducted. Anything with quigonn jinn i click I mean FALLOUT DADDY i mean Taken I mean Liam neeson boi. Home appraiser inland empire ca. Bill Nighy and Annette Bening excel as a long-married couple facing an uncertain future Dir/scr: William Nicholson. UK. 2018. 100mins What happens when love fades? That’s the familiar but eternal question that drives Hope Gap, a modest, tasteful family drama in which a son learns that he knows nothing about his mother and fears he’s turning into his father. Adapting his own play, Oscar-nominated writer-director William Nicholson ( Shadowlands, Gladia tor) prefers an intellectual, restrained approach to potentially overwrought material, and Annette Bening and Bill Nighy give sure, steady performances as a long-time married couple pondering what awaits them in their uncertain golden years. The leads consistently mine the complexity in Nicholson’s script Premiering in Toronto, Hope Gap will appeal to older viewers and fans of the two leads. The movie very easily fits into the niche of grownup, sombre relationship dramas — more 45 Years than Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? — with only moderate theatrical prospects. Roadside Attractions and Screen Media are slated to release this delicate drama in North America in 2020; awards buzz seems doubtful, but the film should benefit from warm notices. Soon to celebrate their 29th wedding anniversary, Grace (Bening) and Edward (Nighy) have reached an uncomfortable emotional impasse: She wants him to be more engaged in their relationship, but he can’t summon the effort. Beckoning their adult son Jamie (Josh O’Connor) to their seaside home, Edward prepares to deliver difficult news that will profoundly affect each member of this melancholy family. Hope Gap doesn’t feel overly stagy or talky, a compliment to Nicholson’s confident, muted handling of what is a reliable, albeit overused dramatic narrative: the dissolution of a marriage. Eschewing actorly pyrotechnics — there’s no showboating among the cast, and even the film’s few monologues have a relaxed naturalness — the film (based on Nicholson’s 1989 work The Retreat From Moscow) never oversells the uniqueness of the characters or their circumstances. Quite the contrary, Hope Gap targets the story’s universality — how people sometimes see in their spouse an idealised partner who isn’t actually there, and how children can’t quite fathom their parents’ lives. None of this is terribly original, of course, but the leads consistently mine the complexity in Nicholson’s script. Nighy gives a master class in withdrawn, mumbling ineffectualness — Edward is a spectral presence, even though he’s very much alive — while Bening is superb as a retiree whose shock at her disengaged husband inspires a suite of conflicting emotions. The role lends itself to operatic flourishes, everything from seething anger to crushing despondency, but Bening largely resists the temptation, giving us a character whose exacting, aggrieved temperament alternates between being heart-breaking and tiring. But even when the characters are at odds, Bening and Nighy silently communicate the pained bonds that still hold them together. Indeed, Nicholson works hard to put the blame on no one, allowing the mystery of what causes couples to founder to remain unanswered. In truth, it’s neither Grace nor Edward’s fault but, rather, some ephemeral combination of them both. Grace maybe tried too hard — and expected too much — in their marriage, while perhaps Edward didn’t try hard enough. As such, O’Connor’s portrayal of Jamie becomes a crucial guide into this delicate battle of wills. Playing mediator, Jamie sees both sides in the skirmish, an impossible circumstance that leaves him as unmoored as his parents. He has lived all his life around these two, but they remain strangers. Production company: Origin Pictures International sales: Protagonist Pictures, Producers: David M. Thompson, Sarada McDermott Production design: Simon Rogers Editing: Pia Di Ciaula Cinematography: Anna Valdez Hanks Music: Alex Heffes Main cast: Annette Bening, Bill Nighy, Josh O’Connor.

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Hope gap trailer 2019. HERMOSA ROLA CANTA BIEN CHIDO MARICHO SERAPIO 😍😍. Very enjoyable drama about an couple whose marriage is strained and break up and the effects on each and their grown son. Some humour but a serious film. Performances are first class and as usual Annette Bening is outstanding. John O'Connor (Gods Own Country) also is a stand out.

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