the giver This film, based on Lois Lowry's book, tells the story of a perfect world. Everyone here is happy. When Jonas is 18 years old, he's chosen to be the community's Receiver of Memories. He enters into training with an old man called 'the Giver' who would give Jonas memories of the "real" world that the rest of the community is hidden from. From the Giver, Jonas learns not only of love and family, but also of pain, war, and all the unhappy truths the world holds. He quickly realizes that his community is fake. Confronted with this reality, Jonas faces difficult choices about his own life and the futures of many people he's become close to.
Ratings: 6.6/10 from 47,165 users
Genres: Drama | Sci-Fi
Director: Phillip Noyce
Writers: Michael Mitnick(screenplay), Robert B. Weide (screenplay),
Stars: Brenton Thwaites, Jeff Bridges, Meryl Streep
Jonas, who is 11, is apprehensive about the upcoming ceremony where he was assigned his work or his "mission in the community." In their society, some privacy is allowed; even private homes have two-way intercom can be used to listen for infractions of the rules. However, the rules seem to be readily accepted by all, including Jonas. So it is without protest that initially accepts his selection as the host of memories, a job that he says true is full of pain and training which will isolate her from her family and friends forever. However, under the guidance of this receptor, a surprisingly gentle man who has the same strange eyes, pale as Jonas, the child absorbs the memories that induce feelings the first time for true happiness and love. Also, for the first time, Jonas knows what is to see a rainbow, and experience the snow and the thrill of driving a sled down a hill. But then it gives painful memories: war, pain, death and starvation. These are memories of the deep past of the Community. Jonas learns that the Community has designed a society of "identity" to protect its people from the past, however, begins to understand the tremendous loss that he and his people have suffered for giving away his memories, embracing "identity "and using" climate control ". In his "community", which is under extreme control, no suffering, hunger, war, and there is color, music or love. Everything is controlled by "the Wise", who looked in a very positive light, even though the control will marry whom, where children are placed, and what everyone will be "assigned" as a job. People in the community have the freedom to choose. Jonas hurts with this new found wisdom and their desire for a life flourishes elsewhere. But the final blow to Jonas comes when he asks the receiver (who now calls himself "The Giver") which is "liberation". The Giver says he could show him, Jonas and allows for a current tape of his own father, a seemingly kind and loving man, "liberate" a twin baby by giving a lethal injection. Like any other "aberration" of equality, identical twins are against the rules, so the smaller of the two is issued as junk, without which conducted the launch understand the true meaning of action. Together, Jonas and the Giver come to the realization that the time for change is now, the Community has lost its way and should have his memories returned. The only way that happens is if Jonas leaves the Community, at the memories flood has been given back to the people. Jonas wants the Giver to escape with him, but the Giver insists that will be needed to help people deal with memories, or they will destroy themselves. The Giver also wants to stay back so that when carrying out their work, he can be with his daughter, Rosemary, a girl with clear eyes that ten years earlier had failed in his training to become the new receiver and memories had asked to be released (the memories of pain and loneliness she had overwhelmed). The Giver devises a plot in which Jonas leak somewhere else, an unknown land that exists beyond the limits of the Communities. The Giver make it seem as if Jonas drowned in the river so finding him will be limited. Meanwhile, the Giver Jonas memories give strength and courage to hold and save up your meals as food and feed water for the trip Jonas. His plan is changed when she learns that Jonas Gabriel, the baby staying with their family unit, "releases" the next morning. Jonas has attached to the baby, which also has unusual blue eyes, and feels he has no choice but to flee with the child. No memories of strength and value promised by the Giver, Jonas steals his father's bicycle and goes with Gabriel to find elsewhere. Your ride escape is fraught with dangers, and the two are near death from cold and hunger when they reach the border of what Jonas believes should be elsewhere. Using his ability to "see beyond", a gift he does not understand, is with a sled waiting for him at the top of a snowy hill. He and Gabriel sled ride down toward a house full of colored lights and warmth and love and a Christmas tree, and for the first time you hear something you know to be the music. The ending is ambiguous, with Jonas is like experiencing symptoms of hypothermia. This leaves his future and Gabriel unresolved. However, their fate is revealed in Messenger, an accompanying novel written much later. [4] In 2009 at the National Book Festival, the author Lois Lowry joked for a Q & A, "Jonas is alive, by the way. No need to ask that question.
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