15
1982    2h 31mDrama, Romantik
7.575%85%7.3
Sophie överlevde ett koncentrationsläger under andra världskriget och har nu hittat meningen med att leva vidare med Nathan, en sprudlande amerikansk jude som är besatt av förintelsen. Sophies och Nathans lycka äventyras av hennes förflutna och hans besatthet.
Directed by Alan J. Pakula
  • Meryl StreepZofia "Sophie" Zawistowski
  • Kevin KlineNathan Landau
  • Peter MacNicolStingo
  • Rita KarinYetta
  • Stephen D. NewmanLarry
  • Greta TurkenLeslie Lapidus
  • Josh MostelMorris Fink
  • Marcell RosenblattAstrid Weinstein
  • Moishe RosenfeldMoishe Rosenblum
  • Robin BartlettLillian Grossman
  • Eugene LipinskiPolish Professor
  • John RothmanLibrarian
  • Joseph LeonDr. Blackstock
  • David WohlEnglish Teacher
  • Nina PolanWoman in English Class
  • Alexander SirotinMan #1 in English Class
  • Armand DahanMan #2 in English Class
  • Cortez Nance Jr.Bellboy
  • Günther Maria HalmerRudolf Höss
  • Karlheinz HacklSS Doctor
  • Charles London26 maj 2025
    A superbly-acted film that is absorbing, heartbreaking, and unforgettable. It utterly captivated me from the opening scene until its powerful ending. And to think, I avoided it all these years believing it to be a melodrama. Boy, was I wrong. The deeply-affecting plot, though extraordinary, has genuine intentions. Neither the story, nor the actors, go over the top and by the end of the movie....your tears will be real. BTW: Meryl Streep's performance has been heralded by some as the single greatest by an actress, all time. I cannot argue that.
  • Eric Bakke27 januari 2025
    If you're in the mood for a fairly heavy, emotionally draining experience, Sophie's Choice might be your go-to for an evening full of guilt, grief, and heartache. The flashback sequences, though brief, are utterly captivating. Unfortunately, the rest of the film, which focuses on the present day, doesn’t quite maintain that same level of gripping intensity. The pace slows down considerably, and some of the narrative feels a little drawn-out or less focused, especially when compared to the harrowing flashbacks. But despite these lulls, Meryl Streep is simply incredible, capturing the emotional depth of Sophie’s character—her guilt, her trauma, and her so very sad attempts at moving forward. Her portrayal is what makes the movie worth watching, even when the story itself feels like it loses some steam.

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