great

Rating: Null/10 (23 May 2016)

A real great film. as inspired adaptation. for the beautiful acting. for difficulty to imagine another cast. for the message. and, sure, for Gregory Peck becoming , scene by scene, the only possibility Atticus Finch. it has the rare gift to convince the readers of book - the emotion remains the same front of lines and adapted scenes - and the public who do not know the book. and, after more than half of century, it remains fresh. the small details out of novel, the presence of Robert Duvall, Mary Badham and Phillip Alford - both fantastic as Scoud and Jem- are few pillars who transforms To Kill a Mockingbird in a revelation at each new meeting. a film about need to be honest to yourself. with the air of the South, with characters who becomes familiar, with the mixture of mystery and ethics. and with the admirable spirit of Harper Lee.