2010 Directed by Mark Romanek
As children, Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy spend their childhood at an idyllic and secluded English boarding school. As they grow into adults, they must come to terms with the complexity and strength of their love for one another while also preparing for the haunting reality awaiting them.
Carey Mulligan Keira Knightley Andrew Garfield Charlotte Rampling Sally Hawkins Nathalie Richard Andrea Riseborough Domhnall Gleeson Izzy Meikle-Small Ella Purnell Charlie Rowe Kate Bowes Renna Hannah Sharp Christina Carrafiell Oliver Parsons Luke Bryant Fidelis Morgan Damien Thomas Huggy Leaver Charles Cork Sylvie Macdonald David Sterne Kate Sissons Amy Lennox Anna Maria Everett John Gillespie Rachel Boss Lydia Wilson Monica Dolan Show All…
Beni Asla Bırakma, Nunca me abandones, Neopúšťaj ma, 네버 렛 미 고, Nunca Me Deixes, לעולם אל תעזוב אותי, Nie Opuszczaj Mnie, わたしを離さないで：2010, Не отпускай меня, Auprès de moi toujours, Alles, was wir geben mussten, Ole luonani aina, Non lasciarmi, Ne engedj el!, 别让我走, Nie opuszczaj mnie, Neopouštěj mě, Μη Μ' Αφήσεις Ποτέ, わたしを離さないで, Să nu mă părăsești niciodată, לעולם אל תתן לי ללכת, Não Me Abandone Jamais, Никога не ме оставяй, Nekad nelaid mani vaļā, Nikdy ma neopusť, Nunca me abandones (Never Let Me Go), 別讓我走, Neleisk man išeiti, Mãi Đừng Xa Tôi, هرگز رهایم نکن, Ніколи не відпускай мене, ครั้งหนึ่งของชีวิต ขอรักเธอ
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Kazuo Ishiguro's novel is a wonderfully written parable. It deftly uses a science fiction conceit to explore human mortality. It does so by recounting a coming of age tale that is as horrific as it is gripping. Horrific because the protagonist never perceives the horrendous practice the story deals with as something wrong and gripping because of the harsh reality of the nature of the existence of the characters and the forced, condensed lives they live.
Romanek's film handles the conceit brilliantly, but barely manages to scratch the surface of the emotional layers in the story. His film looks stunning and is adequately acted by a decent cast. It also shows a great amount of restraint.
And that's where the…
"It’s painful, loving someone from afar.
Watching them – from the outside.
The once familiar elements of their
life reduced to nothing more than
occasional mentions in conversations
and faces changing in photographs…..
They exist to you now as nothing more
than living proof that something can
still hurt you… with no contact at all."
- Ranata Suzuki
if i told u that the book was even more heartbreaking & fucked up than this heartbreaking & fucked up movie would u believe me?
decided to watch this because of a One Direction's music video and now I'm completely depressed
damn they did not even have a chance to TRY to be happy wtf tommy is my little meow meow baby i could save him
