A film! The king speech

The King speech is a very good history film directed by Tom Hooper. 

The film is about the king George VI, the duke of York and the second son of King George V and his problems for pronounce speeches in public or in radio. 

The move shows the problems of the King George VI or “Bertie", for speaks because he was stuttering. He at the begins won't have been the king, but his brother abdicated because he wanted to marry Wallis Simpson and Bertie up to the torn. In the film we saw the wife of George discovering a therapist and helping and encouraging his husband. The therapist was Lionel Logue and with his new method cure the stuttering, because he helped in the soldiers of Australian returned the speech, and with the King he discovered that Bertie had the "illness" for the problems that he had with her brother when they were littlies. The film explained the methods and the feelings of the king.

I couldn't go to the cinema, but I saw it in a home of a friend, and I love it. The boss, the characters, the history, the set... all was fantastic. The main character was represented by Colin Firth, his wife was represented by Helena Bonham Carter, and Lionel Logue by Geoffrey Rush.

The movie won five Oscars ( for the film, the director, the actor, the original plot), one Golden Globe award for the best dramatic actor, seven BAFTA ( for the film, the best Britannic, film, the boss, the plot, the actor, the second actress, and the second actor), it won the cinema festival film for the public  in Toronto, and the Gaudi award, for the best European film.