Status
Released
original language
English
Budget
$ 11000000
Revenue
$ 61619773

Maria Altmann

Randol Schoenberg

Young Maria Altmann

Pam Schoenberg

Fritz Altmann

Sherman

Hubertus Czernin

Heinrich

Judge Florence-Marie Cooper

Adele Bloch-Bauer

Chief Justice Rehnquist

Barbara Schoenberg

Gustav Klimt

Gustav Bloch-Bauer

Ferdinand Bloch-Bauer

Elisabeth Gehrer

Ronald Lauder

Luise

Dreimann

Rudolph Wran

Therese Bloch-Bauer

Bookshop Cashier

Austrian Official

Child Maria

Child Luise

Felix Landau

Stan Gould

Franks

Bergen

Brown

BBS Associate

Stewardess

Anna the Mole

Hotel Receptionist

Woman in Courtyard

Written by Rangan on 2015-09-02
> The fight for the Mona Lisa of Austria. Based on the true story of an elderly woman, Maria Atman, who attempt to reclaim her aunt's portrait from the museum of her birthplace. Now she's an old and American citizen, but after her sister's death the possibilities favours her when she meets a young lawyer. So these two sets a journey on one focus, that is to reunite with the family's art. How? That's the story of this beautiful movie to tell. Well, the story was a very good one as inspired by the real, but looks a so simple drama as a film, even the twist and turns. Only if it would have been a better narration, at least in a few important portions, the awards would have been poured on it rather just praises. Anyhow Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds combo were excellent, but individually she ruled and he was a low key performance. Though the overall movie wins with the inspiring characters than the narration. The two different timeline stories edited into one random presentation. One is the past events and the other is the present that reveals simultaneously Maria's struggles. Really, it was better than I thought, one of the best drama with the backdrop of the world war 2. Everyone can't enjoy this flick, but certainly I feel I want to recommend it all. 7/10