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[Translation from English to Spanish ] You may read other reviews of "Jimmy P.", a drama about the psychoanalysis of...

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You may read other reviews of "Jimmy P.", a drama about the psychoanalysis of a Great Plains Indian after World War II, that point out how essentially shapeless it is, how it doesn't really build to anything, and how the drama, such as it is, is talk-driven and rather low-stakes. All of these things are true. But they are minor in the greater scheme. Here is what you really need to know about "Jimmy P."

First, the movie offers the most psychologically complex screen portrait of a Native American character in at least twenty years, probably more. Second, and related: the titular Indian—

Podrás leer otras críticas de "Jimmy P.", un drama sobre el psicoanálisis de un Indio de Las Grandes Planicies (Great Plains Indian) después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, eso para demostrar lo amorfo que es, como no construye realmente nada y como el drama, tal como este, es bastante comentado y genera bajas apuestas. Todas estas cosas son ciertas. Pero son pequeñeces en un esquema más grande. He aquí lo que en verdad necesitas saber a cerca de "Jimmy P".

Primero, la película ofrece el retrato psicológico más completo de un personaje Nativo Americano en al menos veinte años, probablemente más. Segundo, y relacionado, el titular indio-

Jimmy Picard, a Blackfoot and war veteran who seeks treatment for headaches and catatonia at a facility in Kansas—is played by Benecio del Toro, in one of his greatest performances.
Although it would of course have been preferable for the character to have been played by a Native American (del Toro is Puerto Rican), the actor compensates by rejecting the noble savage and "Big Chief" cliches handed down by American films, even comparatively sensitive ones.

Jimmy Picard, un Blackfoot y veterano de guerra que busca tratamiento para sus jaquecas y catatonia en un facilidad en Kansas - es interpretado por Benicio del Toro, en una de sus más grandes actuaciones.
A pesar de esto hubiera sido preferible que el personaje fuera interpretado por un Nativo Americano (del Toro es Puertorriqueño), el actor compensa al rechazar los clichés del noble salvaje y el "Big Chief" siempre representados en filmes americanos, incluso los comparativamente sensibles.

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