Piano (1993)
Año de lanzamiento: 1993
Nación: Australia, France, New Zealand
Alternative Title: The Piano, La lección de piano, The Piano Lesson, O Piano, Das Piano, El piano, La leçon de piano, Mathimata pianou, Zongoralecke, Lezioni di piano, Fortepian, Klavir, Пианино, Pianot
Director: Jane Campion
Writer: Jane Campion
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Jan Chapman
Executive Producer: Alain Depardieu
Compañías: Australian Film Commission, Jan Chapman Productions, Ciby 2000
Género: Drama, Melodrama, Music, Romance
Budget: 7.000.000
Premios & Similares
Premios:
Similar: N/A
Palabras clave
Palabras clave: adultery, secret love, beach, jealousy, love triangle, isolation, culture clash, sexuality, arranged marriage, strangeness, violent husband, new zealand, maori, settler, wilderness, mute, pianist, playing piano, woman director, sign languages, piano, 19th century, severed finger, mother daughter relationship
Historia
In mid-19th century New Zealand, Ada, a mute Scottish woman, moves to the rugged North Island with her young daughter Flora and beloved piano as part of an arranged marriage to Stewart. However, life proves challenging, and Stewart sells Ada's piano to their neighbor George. Heartbroken, Ada learns from George that she can earn back her piano by giving him piano lessons. Initially disdaining George, Ada begins teaching him reluctantly. As they spend more time together, a deep connection forms between them, leading them into a complicated and potentially disastrous situation.
Resumen
Directed by Jane Campion, 'Piano' (1993) is a melodramatic tale set in mid-19th century New Zealand. The film explores the complex relationships between Ada, her husband Stewart, their daughter Flora, and neighbor George, all entwined around Ada's beloved piano. It delves into themes of communication, loss, desire, and redemption through Ada's muteness and her quest to regain her most precious possession.
