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True Story(트루 스토리), 2015

추천 영화 2019. 6. 22. 05:30 Posted by applyingusa

감독: Rupert Goold


주연: Jonah Hill/James Franco/Felicity Jones

기사조작으로 뉴욕타임즈에서 해고된 마이클 핀클(Jonah Hill)은 오레건 지역 신문사로부터 핀클행세를 하며 돌아다니던 아내와 세 자녀를 살해한 혐의를 받는 용의자 크리스천 롱고(James Franco)가 체포되었다는 것을 알게 된다. 롱고는 모든 것을 핀클에게만 알려주겠으니 글쓰는 것에 관해 알려달라고 요청한다. 둘은 점점 신뢰를 쌓아가고 핀클은 롱고의 결백을 믿으며 트루 스토리란 책을 출간할 계획을 갖게 되며 재판이 진행되는 story.


Christian Longo (James Franco), an Oregon man whose wife and three children have been discovered murdered, is arrested by police in Mexico, where he had been identifying himself as a reporter for the New York Times named Michael Finkel.

 

In New York City, Michael Finkel (Jonah Hill) is an ambitious and successful reporter. He is confronted by his editors about a story he has written and has featured on the cover of the New York Times Magazine, who accuse him of using a composite character as the focus of his story, a violation of basic reporting principles. Finkel briefly attempts to defend his actions, but he is unsuccessful and is fired. He returns home to his wife (Felicity Jones), and struggles to find work as a journalist due to his public firing from the Times.

 

Finkel is contacted by a reporter for The Oregonian, who is seeking his opinion on Christian Longo's theft of his identity. Finkel, who was not aware of Longo's case at all, is intrigued, and arranges to meet with Longo in prison. During their first conversation, Longo claims that he has followed Finkel for his entire career and always admired his writing. Longo agrees to tell Finkel his side of the crimes he is accused of, in exchange for writing lessons and Finkel's promise not to share their conversations until after the conclusion of the murder trial.

 

Finkel becomes increasingly absorbed with Longo, who is likeable but evasive about his guilt. Convinced that the story will be redemptive, Finkel visits Longo in prison and corresponds with him for several months. Longo sends Finkel numerous letters as well as an eighty-page notebook entitled "Wrong Turns", which contains what Longo describes as a list of every mistake he has made in his life. Finkel begins to recognize similarities between Longo and himself, their handwriting and drawing, and Longo's letters and Finkel's personal journals. As the trial approaches, Finkel grows increasingly doubtful that Longo is guilty of the murders, and Longo informs Finkel he intends changing his plea to not guilty.

 

In court, Longo pleads not guilty to two of the murders, but pleads guilty to the murder of his wife and one of his daughters. Finkel confronts Longo, who claims that he can not share everything he knows because he has to protect certain individuals, whom he refuses to name. Greg Ganley (Robert John Burke), the detective who tracked Longo down and arrested him, approaches Finkel, and claims that Longo is an extremely dangerous and manipulative man. He tries to convince Finkel to turn over as evidence all of his correspondence with Longo. Finkel refuses and Ganley does not press him for an explanation.

 

At the trial, Longo takes the stand and describes his version of the events in detail. He claims that, after an argument with his wife about their financial situation, he had come home to discover two of his children missing, one of his daughters unconscious, and his wife sobbing, saying that she put the children "in the water". Longo says that he strangled his wife to death in a blind rage. He says he thought his other daughter was dead at first, but then realized that she was still breathing and strangled her as well because she was all but dead. Finkel's wife, Jill, watches Longo's testimony.

 

As the jury deliberates, Jill visits Longo in jail and tells him that he is a narcissistic murderer who will never escape who he is.

 

Longo is found guilty of all four charges and sentenced to death. After he is sentenced, he winks at Finkel, who to his shock and rage, realizes that Longo has been lying throughout their conversations, using him in order to make his testimony more believable. A short time later, Finkel meets Longo on death row. Longo tries to convince Finkel that he discovered his wife strangling their daughter and then blacked out, so that he has no memory of the murders. Finkel angrily tells Longo that he will not believe any more of his lies and will warn the judge when Longo appeals his sentence of Longo's manipulative nature. Longo retorts by pointing out the success Finkel has had with his book about their encounters, leaving the reporter shaken.

 

Finkel reads a section of his book, entitled True Story, at a promotional event in a bookstore. Taking questions from the audience, he imagines Longo standing in the back of the room. Longo says that, if he has lost his freedom, Finkel must have lost something as well. Finkel is unable to respond.

 

Title cards reveal that Longo admitted, a year later, to killing his entire family. Although Finkel never wrote for the "New York Times" again, Longo has contributed articles to a number of publications from death row, including the "New York Times." The final title card reads that Finkel and Longo still speak on the first Sunday of every month.

뉴스룸의 앵커브리핑을 시작하겠습니다.

 

'알베르 카뮈' (1913~1960)

 

실존을 이야기한 작가.

 

그러나 하마터면 우리는 그를 '작가'가 아닌 '축구선수'로 기억할 뻔했습니다.

 

그는 열일곱 살이 될 때까지 학교의 축구 대표선수로 활동했으나 가난과 결핵으로 선수의 꿈을 포기했다고 하지요.

 

그것이 얼마나 안타까웠는지.

 

'인생을 다시 산다면 축구와 문학 중 무엇을 선택할 것인가'라는 질문에 그는 이렇게 말합니다.

 

"그걸 말이라고. 당연히 축구지!"

 

심지어 그 축구에 대한 미련은 길게 이어져서 1957년 노벨문학상 수상자로 결정된 뒤에는 "내가 알고 있는 모든 것은 오직 축구에서 배웠다"는 유명한 말을 남기기도 했습니다.

 

그리고 어제 새벽.

 

그리고 어제 새벽이 있기까지

 

스무 살이 채 안 된 선수들의 그 극적인 승부를 지켜보며 사람들은 새삼 축구를 다시 배웠습니다.

 

"언어가 아닌 것을 주고받으면서

이토록 치열할 수 있을까"

- 문정희 < 축구 >

 

한 시인의 말을 빌리자면 축구란 그야말로 '언어가 아닌 것을 주고받으면서 이토록 치열할 수 있는' 눈부심이었던 것이지요.

 

반대로 지금의 세상은 생각이 다른 사람에겐 절대로 공을 넘기지 않으려는 막말과 다툼으로만 가득하니

 

"형들이 저를 많이 도와주셔서" 이강인 선수

"'빛광연'이 잘 막아 줬다" 최준 선수

"다른 골키퍼들이 뛰었더라도 빛이 났을 것" 이광연 선수

 

나를 높이기보다 동료를 더 높이고자 했던 어린 선수들의 말은 조금 교과서 같은 첨언이긴 하지만어른들의 세상이 어떠해야 하는가를 다시 한번 생각하게 해주었다고나 할까.

 

물론. 사는 일이란. 90분 안에 마무리되는 축구 경기와는 사뭇 달라서 축구와 삶을 하나하나 비교할 수는 없을 것입니다.

 

"공은 기대하는 방향에서는 결코 오지 않는다"

- 알베르 카뮈

 

축구를 꿈꾸었으나 좌절한 카뮈의 인생이 그러했듯 선함이 반드시 선한 결과를 가져오지 않을 때도 있기 때문입니다.

 

그러나 우리가 축구로부터 배워야 하는 최소한의 것들은

 

바로 이런 것들이 아닐까

 

경기장에 서면 온 힘을 다해 뛰어야 한다는 것. 누군가 반칙이나 꼼수를 부린다 해도 모두가 바라보고 있기에 결국 그것은 통하지 않는다는 것

 

"그걸 말이라고. 당연히 축구지!"

 

이러니 카뮈는 끝내 미련을 버리지 못한 것일까

 

오늘의 앵커브리핑이었습니다. (2019.6.17)


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