Bright Star (2009)

London 1818 starts: a secret love affair between the 23-year old English poet John Keats (Ben Whishaw), and the girl next door, Fanny Brawn (Abbie Cornish), an out-spoken student of haute couture. The unlikely pair begin to tense, thinking her a stylish Minx, while not impressed not only by his poetry, but also by literature in general.

However, Fanny Keats had heard that his seriously ill brother, her efforts to help the affected Keats nurse and when she asked him to teach them about poetry, he agreed. The poetry is romantic soon a way not only to sort their differences to work, but also a passionate love story fuel.

As Fanny’s mother warned and Keats’ best friend woke up the attachment, the relationship using an unstoppable momentum. Intensive and helpless, were recorded together, the young lovers were deeply absorbed in the powerful new feelings: “I feel like we have to solve,” Keats wrote to her. Together they rode a wave of romantic obsession that only deepened as their problems mounted.

When Keats fell ill one years later the two young lovers, no marriage, but separation. In the words of Keats’ own poignant “,” forever panting and forever young. ”