Director Michael Curtiz (Casablanca) is responsible for carrying out this magnificent film. MS and dedication. Mildred Pierce tells the story of a mother who gives everything for his daughter, but for the latter nothing that the mother gives him enough. This movie had much time on hand, but I never decided to see her and when I could not take off his eyes, majestic script, majestic here. William Faulkner is responsible for the script that is the best of this film takes you by the hand all the way while you are entertained and distracted. And the detail that at some point it's all just decipherable makes it more wonderful still, if possible. Makes clear the intention of the film and shows in a real raw but what a mother can do for your daughter, and even more so a child can not do for his mother (some). The story is well told, 10 to the script. The direction gets you into the story, from the first scene is masterfully done and so far no film more. A great director with a camera in hand is a work worthy of admiration.
Now, the whole structure of the film I liked. Is 45 and yet the scenes were perfect and the scenery of each set was brilliant, elegant film which notes that many people left the brain. A very quiet music to help relax the tension in the plot.
An actor should feel lucky when it encounters a solid script to act, in which the characters are constructed and maintained stably throughout the whole movie. This is the material with which the actors work here, and as you know to take advantage. Eve Arden won an Oscar nomination for his small # or paper, Mildred's friend and partner. Ann Blyth is the daughter of Mildred who also won the Oscar nomination, and not mention it because this means that action is more worthy of others simply as data. But if it should be stressed that action is great and he probably should win (do not know the performance of Anne Revere in National Velvet so I can not vouch for anything.) Mildred Pierce Joan is Ceawford role that gave him the Oscar for this actress. Crawford is just perfect, is a flawless performance and admirable. The male part of the film is not as strong as the female.
A movie I highly recommend for those who have not seen. In particular it encourages me to see her after so long because it starts on Sunday to record HBO miniseries Kate Winslet in the role of Mildred and Evan Rachel Wood in the role of Veda (the daughter).
Best:
The Worst Screenplay: Zachary Scott
Note: 8.5 / 10
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