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Un angelo alla mia tavola


Un angelo alla mia tavola

Un angelo alla mia tavola (1990)

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Il film ripercorre la vita tormentata della celebre scrittrice neozelandese Janet Frame, seguendo la sua evoluzione attraverso tre fasi distinte. Dalla timida infanzia vissuta in una famiglia numerosa e povera, segnata da tragici lutti, si passa all’adolescenza e alla giovinezza segnate da una profonda inettitudine sociale. Scambiata per schizofrenica, Janet trascorre otto anni in ospedali psichiatrici subendo centinaia di elettroshock, rischiando una lobotomia evitata solo grazie al successo letterario dei suoi primi racconti. Il viaggio prosegue infine verso l’Europa, dove la donna cercherà finalmente di trovare la propria voce e un senso di appartenenza.

Direttore: Jane Campion
Scrittore: Laura Jones

Data di uscita: 1990-09-20
Stato: Released
Tempo di esecuzione: 158 min / 2:38
Società di produzione : Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Television New Zealand, Channel Four Films, Hibiscus Films
Paesi di produzione: Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom

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Kerry Fox
as Janet Frame
Alexia Keogh
as Janet Frame as a child
Karen Fergusson
as Janet Frame as a teenager
Iris Churn
as Mother
Jessie Mune
as Janet Frame as a baby
Kevin J. Wilson
as Father
Edith Campion
as Miss Lindsay
Francesca Collins
as Baby Jane
Melina Bernecker
as Myrtle
Mark Morrison
as Bruddie Frame as child
Katherine Murray-Cowper
as Young Isabel
Mark Thomson
as Billy Delaware
Brenda Kendall
as Miss Botting
Paul Moffat
as Dis McIvor
Blair Hutchison
as Bully Boy
David McAuslan
as Bully Boy
Ailene Herring
as Teacher
Faye Flegg
as Doctor
Carla Hedgeman
as Young Poppy
Timothy Bartlett
as Gussy Dymock
Richard Mills
as Talent Scout
Sassy Acorn
as Audition girl
Tony Creamer
as Audition boy
Hamish McFarlane
as Avril Luxon
Geoff Barlow
as Headmaster
Samantha Townsley
as Teenage Isabel
Sarah Llewellyn
as June Frame as Child
Christopher Lawrence
as Bruddie Frame as Teen
Fiona Kay
as Marguerite
Brian Flegg
as Doctor
Eileen Clarke
as Neighbor
Margaret Gordon
as Neighbor
Caroline Somerville
as Poppy as teen
Lilian Enting
as Miss Crowe
Fiona Brown
as Shirley
Maureen Duffy
as Miss Farnie
Karla Smith
as Sybil
Willa O'Neill
as Edith
Fritha Stalker
as Bridget
Melanie Reid
as Melanie
Natasha Gray
as Lesley
Kelly Stewart
as Rose
Andrew Robertt
as Bruddie
Glynis Angell
as Isabel
Susan McGregor
as June Frame as teen
Erin Mills
as Katherine
Virginia Brocklehurst
as Rona
Natalie Ellis
as Aunt Isy
Eddie Hegan
as Uncle George
Sarah Smuts-Kennedy
as June
Colin McColl
as John Forrest
Erin Dorricott
as Eunice
Francene Clark
as Mary
Doreen Donnell
as Teacher
Alistair Douglas
as Headmaster
Rod Collison
as Mr. Niles
Harry Lavington
as Head of Psychology
Sheryl Stewart
as Nurse Maitland
Cushla Ashton
as Borstal Girl
Jacqueline O'Rourke
as Borstal girl
Joy Trow
as Woman on platform
June Shane
as Neighbor
Annabel Lomas
as Mrs. Chandler
Ann Coc-Kroft
as Nurse
David Stott
as Doctor
Elizabeth McRae
as Nurse
Jim Rawdon
as Wilson
Peter Brunt
as Dr. Burt
Celia Nicholson
as Piona
Peter Needham
as Dr. Palmer
Joshua Cole
as June and Wilson's Child
Ian Hendl
as June and Wilson's Child
Martyn Sanderson
as Frank Sargeson
Jessica Wilcox
as Kay Stead
Mark Clare
as Karl Stead
Helene Anderson
as Norwegian Woman
Joan Foster
as Hotel Manageress
David Letch
as Patrick
Robert Jayne
as Ben
Sharon Marsden
as Katie
Collette Cooper
as Bohemian
Julia Calvo
as Spanish woman on train
Carlos Martínez
as Spanish Official
Maria Matias
as Spanish woman
Michael Harry
as Colin
Maria Mercedes Moroto
as Catalina
Paula Sánchez
as Francesca
Timothy Smith
as Edwin Mather
Alison Bruce
as Dora
William Brandt
as Bernhard
Gwyneth Hugues
as Matron
Gerald Bryan
as Dr. Cawley
Billie Atkinson
as Mrs. Morgan
Peter Dennett
as Mark Goulden
David McKenzie
as Alan Sillitoe
Eleanor Wragge
as Ruth Sillitoe
Caroline Flint
as Mrs. Goulden
Rachel Hernandez
as Columba
Patrick Griffiths
as Reporter
Tiffany de Castro
as Actress
Ruth Dudding
as School Teacher
Paul Norell
as Bohemian

Equipaggio

Directing Jane Campion Director
Writing Janet Frame Original Story
Art Meryl Cronin Set Dresser
Production Diana Rowan Casting
Sound Don McGlashan Original Music Composer
Production Bridget Ikin Producer
Editing Veronika Jenet Editor
Directing Lynn-Maree Danzey Script Supervisor
Production John Maynard Co-Producer
Art Grant Major Production Design
Costume & Make-Up Glenys Jackson Costume Design
Writing Laura Jones Screenplay
Camera Stuart Dryburgh Director of Photography

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