Language:EnglishTheatrical Release Date:06/04/2010
Director(s): Alejandro Amenábar
Genre: Horror
Run Time:126 min.
Release year: 2010
Themes:Unrequited Love, Religious Zealotry, Political Unrest
Agora movie review
aughter of a scholar, teaches at the Platonic school, where many future leaders are educated. She is wooed by her student Orestes, while her slave Davus keeps his love for her secret. photo .
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Set in ancient Egypt under Roman rule, 'Agora' follows the brilliant and beautiful astronomer Hypatia (Rachel Weisz) who leads a group of disciples fighting to save the wisdom of the Ancient World, as violent religious upheaval spills into the streets of Alexandria. Among these disciples are two men competing for her heart: the witty, privileged Orestes (Oscar Isaac) and Davus (Max Min
ghella), Hypatia's young slave, who is torn between his secret love for her and the freedom he knows can be his if he chooses to join the unstoppable surge of the Christians. set. There’s no question that there are certain pleasures to be found in Micmacs; it looks wonderful, with some great production design and cinematography by Tetsuo Nagata, and Jeunet’s use of classic Max Steiner music definitely adds to the fun. But these enjoyments are really surface-level only, and the film doesn’t have enough weight to hold them up. I certainly wanted to like this one more than I did, and I’m sure many of you will disagree with my assessment and enjoy yourselves, anyway, but Micmacs ultimately isn’t the best example of what Jean-Pierre Jeunet is capable of.
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