All in all this movie was very good and I would absolutely recommend this movie to everyone over ten years old
- I think the keynote of this movie is that you can find anything what you ever want if you just keep looking it and working on it, just like Saroo did
- Characters were credible and I could well imagine that kind of people were in real life
- If I was director of this movie I would put less sad and dark things to this movie
1. Memorable scene
In my opinion the impressive scene was the end of the movie, when Saroo finally met his real mom after so many years. I don´t know why I chose that scene for this article, it just was first scene what I remember.
2. Favourite scene
My favorite scene was that where Saroo and his adoptive parents meet first time. That was my favorite scene because it felt so real and it really made me identfily with Saroo and that how he was feeling in that moment.
3. Detest scene
I hated that scene where Saroo was all alone at night in train station and the bad men came there and try to kidnap little kids. I think I hated that scene because there was violence and things like that.
4. End of the movie
I really liked end of this movie and I won´t change anything of that
Director explaning something to Saroo and another actor
Saroo (child): He is the main character at the film. Saroo is cute five year old boy who live in India. Usually he take care of his little sister and help his mother with household chores. He also like help his brother, Guddu, with different kind of jobs.
Saroo (adult): Adult Saroo is restrained about 30-year old man who lives in Australia with his step-brother Mantosh and with his adoptive parents. He is studying hotel and cartering industry where he meets his future girlfriend.
Sue: Sue is Saroo's adoptive mother. She loves her boys Saroo and Mantosh. She didn't adopted Saroo and Mantosh because of that she cant get any kids but because she thought there weere already enought children in the world.
Lucy: Lucy is Saroo's girlfriend and they lives in their common house near the beach. Lucy likes jogging and spending times with friends. End of the film Lucy become very concerned about Saroo.
Mantosh: Mantosh is Saroo's adoptive brother. He is a little mentally retarded . When Saroo and Mantosh were children they liked to hang out together. As an adult Mantosh has become a drunkard and his life doesn't go very well. Saroo have to take care of him and ensure that Mantosh doesn't make more worries to their mom.
Saroo was a five-year-old boy when he got lost in a train station in India. Big brother, Guddu, thought already in the beginning that it was bad idea to took Saroo with him to do works at night. Saroo didn't believe it and he just tried to prove how strong he was. Finally Guddu agreed it and that was his worst decision ever.
After two week wandering Saroo was over 1500 miles away home. Finding his family was very difficult because Saroo didn't even remember where he had become or what was his mom name. Saroo ended up in a orphanage where he selected to be adopted to Australia. Readjustment was first hard because Saroo didn't speak any English at all.
When Saroo is 25-year-old he begin to see snippets of his past. Snippets and dreams afflict Saroo so much that he have to find out of them. That isn't so easy what Saroo first thinks, above this all his relationship goes wrong. Does Saroo ever find his original home?
Original name: A long way home
Genre: drama
Year of publication and counrty: 2016, Russia
Film director: Garth Davis
Scenartist: Luke Davis
Picture: Greig Fraser
Editor: Alexandre de Franceschi
Music: Dustin O'Halloran and Volker Bertelmann
Sound department: sound editor: Patrice Girard and the group
Scenery: Nicki Gardiner and Seema Kashyap
Producer: Emile Sherman, Iain Canning, Angie Fielder
Starring: Dev Patel, Nicole Kidman and Rooney Mara
Duration: 2 hours
