Streaming: One of Steven Spielberg’s best films has a familiar story and touching memories

The director examines his childhood through cinema, religion and complex family dynamics.

Reconnecting with the moment that drives directors to make films is something that happens sooner or later in their careers, especially if they work in an industry that, from time to time, experiences an acute existential crisis or two. The pandemic has made this connection to origins more explicit, with filmmakers delving deep into their childhood psyche from the perspective of time and understanding what was happening around them.

It is a good therapeutic exercise, exploiting the possibilities of art, even if there is sometimes a doubt about the extent to which we are invited into dramatic exploration. Sometimes it is obvious that you need to get involved in what is happening, after all he is one of the most important directors who is studying himself. This is the argument I should have made The Fabelmans a success.

A family that is anything but exemplary

Instead he became one of those Steven Spielberg which go relatively unnoticed. 7 Oscar nominations this year and winner of the Audience Award at the Toronto Film Festival, but commercially disappointing in theaters, the director’s dominance. Perhaps because his exploration doesn’t fall into easy sentiment or simplicity, creating a turbulent portrait that can be streamed Telecine.

With a joint script with the playwright Tony KushnerSpielberg transforms his family The Fabelmansa group that borders on the idyllic American model, but whose…

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