Disgrace trailer

Trailer for the adaptation of J.M. Coetzee's novel Disgrace. Starring John Malkovich.

I don't know when this will be released worldwide.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• john
• malkovich
• disgrace
• south
• africa
• j.m.coetzee
• booker
• prize
• apartheid

[mrceebees14]

This movie was a bit weird and confusing and a tad bit disturbing.

I can tell you this.

If the person who raped my Daughter was standing in front of me, days after the incident, free to do whatever he liked, he would have been dead where he stood. I would have no had the will to fight the urge and would have gladly gone to jail for it.

[Regalseven]

Stereo mixes of this movie should now be prepared. The book for which it was based (on) should be placed on heat and warmed up. Despite South Africa's burdening cycle of violence the movie is worth a watch. Actors play their roles convincingly and the art direction is well balanced. Not choppy or over drawn. So there's plenty of time to 'absorb' scenes. Makovich's 'Dead air' style acting as the profesor perhaps can be 'over gravitating' but still manages to engage the viewer if hard to relate to

[deSAMBALschepper]

lol I´ve just finished the book a few minutes ago.

[nattyasha101]

The book is fantastic,...loved it! not sure I want to watch the film, films of books tend to taint people's views

[nattyasha101]

@mrceebees14 You didn't read the book did you? The way David Lurie reacted to his daughter's rape reflected the views of a post apartheid South Africa...not the views and morals of modern people living in the likes of the US or UK.

[TheUglyCyote]

Thumbs up if you are in IB and you got this book and you are trying to find the movie of it

[shadowofears]

Its not Real how can anyone allow to be gangraped BS

[Foodfast123]

@Foodfast123 reading, lol

[Foodfast123]

I'm readong it right now, it's brilliant.

[j3lly8907]

I personally liked the story, i could not get myself to watch the whole movie since i knew what was going to happen after reading the whole book, i just watched it to see how the characters were depicted, as i was reading the book i imagined them just a bit younger LOOKING. Overall I think they did a great job.

[j3lly8907]

@Qjemuse the book is better n more detailed then the movie, then again all books are, the reader always has a different view in every situation, i think many parents can identify themselves with professor Lurie in many ways specially if they've gone thru similar life situation, the story was kind of like a mid-life crisis for this professor, and what unfortunately happens to his daughter is sort of like a wake up call for him overall. I recommend that you read the book first :)

[Lilzoify1]

@hoarse01 there there go have a sook will you, geez the bitterness and ego in your words. No one wants to be dominated either by blacks or whites even other they just want to live peacefully in their fucken countries along with the customs passed down to them by their ancestors.