Into the Wild - Nelle terre selvagge

Following His Trail to Danger and Joy

There is plenty of sorrow to be found in “Into the Wild,”Sean Penn’s adaptation of the nonfiction bestseller by Jon Krakauer. The story begins with an unhappy family, proceeds through a series of encounters with the lonely and the lost, and ends in a senseless, premature death. But though the film’s structure may be tragic, its spirit is anything but. It is infused with an expansive, almost giddy sense of possibility, and it communicates a pure, unaffected delight in open spaces, fresh air and bright sunshine. [...]

di A. O. Scott, articolo completo (7952 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 21 settembre 2007