La jaula dorada

Título original: La cage dorée

2013
A
1h 30min

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Comedy Drama

Durante 30 años, Maria y José han vivido en uno de los barrios más exclusivos de París. Cuando anuncian su voluntad de volverse a su Portugal nativa, los vecinos se dan cuenta de que no pued... Leer todoDurante 30 años, Maria y José han vivido en uno de los barrios más exclusivos de París. Cuando anuncian su voluntad de volverse a su Portugal nativa, los vecinos se dan cuenta de que no pueden prescindir de ellos.Durante 30 años, Maria y José han vivido en uno de los barrios más exclusivos de París. Cuando anuncian su voluntad de volverse a su Portugal nativa, los vecinos se dan cuenta de que no pueden prescindir de ellos.

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Premios
- 8 premios y 8 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The director's parents are Portuguese immigrants in France. Ruben Alves made this movie to honor his parents.

Créditos adicionales
There are several extra short scenes seen during the initial part of the final credits, These scenes show a continuation of the luncheon (mainly).

Conexiones
Referenced in OWV Updates: Multimedia Update (30/07/2018) - The VHS Range (2018)

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Written by Rodrigo Leão

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7/10

Best Portuguese movie in a while

I just watched this film and the immediate takeaway was that I should have watched it sooner. The movie has a strong base on stereotypes, giving you, from the beginning, a very generalized emigrated Portuguese family, appealing in a great way to Portuguese viewers. However, this movie is not, and should not be, restricted to those same viewers and a viewer that is not Portuguese will be able to have a pleasant time enjoying the movie.

The dialogue is made in a great way, satirizing a whole generation of Portuguese emigrants, that mix the french and Portuguese language in a comical way. The acting is also on point and the actors were able to carry a great story, filled with just the right amount of comedy and dramatic moments.

The movie is good and while stereotyping a lot of things for history purpose, it kinda escapes the stereotype that has been formed about Portuguese movies: that they suck (or are average at best). I wouldn't call it a masterpiece, but it sure is an enjoyable film, granted to put some tears in your eyes and some smiles on your face.