Além da Ilusão

Dirigido por Rebecca Zlotowski

14

16 de novembro de 2016 1 h 48 min Bilheteria: US$ 547 milDrama, Fantasia,

4.615%22%4.6

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Paris, 1943. As irmãs Laura (Natalie Portman) e Kate Barlow (Lily-Rose Depp) realizam uma série de apresentações onde se comunicam com os mortos. Fascinado com a possibilidade, o produtor francês André Korben (Emmanuel Salinger) solicita uma sessão particular. Decidido a encontrar um meio de filmar seres sobrenaturais, ele apresenta o cinema às irmãs. Enquanto Laura experimenta a possibilidade de se tornar atriz, Korben realiza seguidas gravações ao lado de Kate, que possui poderes mediúnicos.

Elenco de Além da Ilusão

Natalie PortmanLaura Barlow
Lily-Rose DeppKate Barlow
Emmanuel SalingerAndré Korben
Amira CasarEva Said
Pierre SalvadoriAndré Servier
Louis GarrelFernand Prouvé
David BennentJuncker
Damien ChapelleLouis
Jerzy RogulskiProfessor Ulé
Anaïs CouetteTraductrice cabaret / Third Assistant Director
Benoît ForgeardMédecin
Maryline EvenOdette
Olivier NicklausMembre conseil
Philippe RigotActionnaire
Brice MicheliniCadreur
Virgil VernierCadreur équipe sud
Kate MoranPersonne terrasse café
Paul SperaPersonne terrasse café
Kamel AbdeliBonell
Camille LelloucheLa mariée
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Além da Ilusão Avaliações & Comentários

Dan Chapman8 de janeiro de 2026
This is a well-made film with a strong central performance from Natalie Portman and solid support from Depp and Salinger. The premise is promising, taking on the familiar narrative of whether a supposed psychic gift is real or fabricated, and framing it against the shifting tides of pre-war Europe. In terms of production quality, it’s hard to fault—the cinematography is polished, the period detail convincing, and the performances never less than committed. Yet for all its technical accomplishment, Planetarium struggles to fully engage. The drama feels muted, the pacing flat, and the film never quite builds the emotional pull or narrative intensity its subject matter promises. The backdrop of growing unease in Europe is intriguing and potentially powerful, but it’s left underdeveloped, never quite resonating with the story in a way that deepens the characters’ journeys. Instead, it lingers in the margins, a shadow that could have added more weight but remains only lightly sketched. Thematically, the film appears to be about the folly of chasing fame and the fragility of illusion—whether psychic or cinematic—but it never crystallises into something that truly grips or provokes thought. The personal stakes feel muddled, leaving it unclear what the film is trying to say about its characters, their ambitions, or the dangers they face. As a result, while the quality of craft and acting is there, the emotional and narrative resonance is lacking. Ultimately, Planetarium is a film that looks the part and flirts with compelling ideas, but it doesn’t land with the impact it aims for, leaving a beautifully produced but oddly hollow experience.

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Planetarium (US Trailer)
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