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Neruda(2016)
Neruda(2016)
A formally daring “false” biopic of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda as he attempts to evade authorities as a fugitive in 1948.
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Film Details
Year
2021
Duration
117 minutes
Genres
Drama, Period and Historical
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
A fictional interpretation of the personal life of Princess Diana sees this story take place in 1991 during the royal family’s Christmas celebrations in Sandringham. In this seemingly idyllic setting tension runs high, rumours of affairs and divorce between the royal couple are spreading through the media and Diana, known for her poise, is struggling to keep up appearances. Her inner turmoil manifests in peculiar events and seething interactions with her husband and the Queen, resulting in a decision that will change everything. This fascinating look at one of Britain’s most famous figures is a great entryway into the art of the biopic as well as opening up conversations around themes such as fame and mental health.
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Classification
eating disorder references, self-harm, infrequent strong language
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