![]() ![]() ![]() That difference is usually summed up in the idea that acting on stage exemplifies “pure acting” while film work is somewhat more corrupted by impurities. A huge difference-much bigger than most people genuinely appreciate-exists between a great performance on stage and a great performance on film. Which raises the question: what, exactly, constitutes great film acting? My Left Foot is a perfect film for examining this question. This oversight is in keeping with the general attitude expressed toward the film by critics and fans: it is a feast for those who love great acting rather than great directing. Of those that failed to win or even sometimes get nominated at all was the director, Jim Sheridan. Indeed, many of those nominees would go on to take home the trophy as one of the big winners of the night. My Left Foot enjoyed tremendous critical acclaim when it was first released that translated into a number of nominations for the most prestigious awards in the film industry. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community. ![]()
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