Plot: Terrence Malick, the universally acclaimed American filmmaker responsible for the key 1970s features Badlands and Days of Heaven, returns for a rare directorial outing with the sweeping period piece The New World -- an epic dramatization of ... Read More
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In this DVD featurette, cast and crew members describe the transition of actress Q'Orianka Kilcher from complete unknown to Native-American princess.
This historic drama charts the relationship between explorer John Smith (Colin Farrell) and the Native Americans he encountered.
John Smith (Colin Farrell) thanks Pocahontas (Q'Orianka Kilcher) for her help in providing supplies.
Newcomer Q'Orianka Kilcher talks about playing Pocahontas and how the Terrence Malick film captures the sense of place and history of 17th-century America.
Your Reviews
The New World is a captivating movie with many silent features that curve the mind and touch inner feelings. The connection to music and emotion are plentiful and realistic presentation heartfelt. T... he emotional connection between character and self are strong; strong enough to require constant focus on meaning and intent. Artistic impression and historical recreations are abundant throughout. The movie's focus on the realism of importance of simplistic life is an underlying theme, one that left me thinking long after the film's end. Full Review

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