Stoker
Directed by Park Chan-wookCuando India Stoker (Mia Wasikowska), una adolescente algo excéntrica, pierde a su querido padre (Dermot Mulroney) en un trágico accidente de coche en el día de su 18 cumpleaños, su tranquila existencia en la apartada mansión familiar se hace añicos de golpe. Con una sensibilidad exquisita, India muestra un comportamiento impasible que enmascara los profundos sentimientos y los agudísimos sentidos que sólo su padre comprendía. India se ve arrastrada hacia el hermano perdido de su padre, Charlie (Matthew Goode), que aparece por sorpresa en el funeral y decide quedarse con ella y su inestable madre, Evie (Nicole Kidman). Aunque India al principio desconfía de su encantador y misterioso tío, pronto descubre que le fascina y se da cuenta de cuánto tienen en común... Debut en EEUU del director coreano Park Chan-wook (Old Boy).
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- Nina3 de enero de 2026I’m completely obsessed with this movie! The nods to Psycho are 💯, the cinematography by one of my favorites, Chung Chung-hoon, is stunning, and I’m in love with every bit of it.
- makdelart30 de octubre de 2025Images, sound, music, Wasikowska – delicious.
- blasterix27 de septiembre de 2025Sick, non sense and a waste of time
- Kevin Ward2 de julio de 2025Need to fill in the rest of my Park Chan-wook blindspots because, I’ve really liked everything so far. Loved the camerawork in this film, especially the nighttime scene in the playground that has Mia Wasikowska’s character circling the merry-go-round, then the camera follows her up the ladder of the slide with a crane shot, and holds as she and Alden Ehrenreich run down the moonlit pathway through the trees in the distance. Just one of many gorgeously composed sequences. A gothic thriller with a few captivating twists carried by Wasikowska’s leading performance. Mother Nicole’s presence is always welcome, too.
- Rick12 de junio de 2025"Just as a flower doesn't choose its color, we don't choose what we are going to be." What a heartwarming coming of age story. Family always brings out the best.
- Chris29 de diciembre de 2024Stoker is director Chan-wook Park (Oldboy & Lady Vengeance...) English language debut. Well worth the wait. He brings a style that is reminiscent of early 60’s thrillers to life with Stoker. It is both beautiful and disturbing in nature. In the way of Hitchcock he takes a simple coming-of-age story of a 17 year old girl (Mia Wasikowska) turning into a women of 18, and wraps it into a evil coming alive and ready to unleash on the world ride along that keeps you wanting more. Park is a very stylistic director using visuals and imagery to make his points. The screen play is amazingly written, leaving a lot to interpretation, it does not answer all the plot questions so it leaves that up to the viewer. Please do yourself a favor before watching Stoker, forget that Director Park’s nickname is “Mr. Vengeance”. You will be disappointed if you are expecting the action-packed, exploding scenes you are used to with Park. This is an escape for him and it is well worth the time to watch.
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Stoker Trivia
Stoker was released on 28 de febrero de 2013.
Stoker was directed by Park Chan-wook.
Stoker has a runtime of 1h 39min.
Stoker was produced by Tony Scott, Ridley Scott, Michael Costigan.
The key characters in Stoker are India Stoker (Mia Wasikowska), Evelyn 'Evie' Stoker (Nicole Kidman), Charlie Stoker (Matthew Goode).
Stoker is rated 16.
Stoker is a Drama, Terror, Suspense film.
Stoker has an audience rating of 6 out of 10.