M. Butterfly

1993
C
1h 41min

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Jeremy Irons and John Lone in M. Butterfly (1993)

In 1960s China, French diplomat Rene Gallimard falls in love with an opera singer, Song Liling - but Song is not at all who Gallimard thinks.

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Period Drama Drama Romance

En la década de 1960 en China, el diplomático francés Rene Gallimard se enamora de una cantante de ópera, Song Liling, pero Song no es quien piensa Gallimard.En la década de 1960 en China, el diplomático francés Rene Gallimard se enamora de una cantante de ópera, Song Liling, pero Song no es quien piensa Gallimard.En la década de 1960 en China, el diplomático francés Rene Gallimard se enamora de una cantante de ópera, Song Liling, pero Song no es quien piensa Gallimard.

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6.7/10

11 k

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

Trivia
David Cronenberg loved the play so much that when he heard a movie was being made about it, he volunteered immediately to direct it.

Errores
The word accordion is misspelled "accordian" in the closing credits.

Citas
Song Liling: The days I spent with you were the only days I ever truly existed.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Malice/Cool Runnings/Short Cuts/M. Butterfly/For Love or Money (1993)

Bandas sonoras
M. Butterfly
Written by Giacomo Puccini
Arranged by Howard Shore

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8/10

A Cronenbergian exploration of omnisexuality

The shock and awe of his particular brand of horror might be what put Cronenberg on the map, but the qualities of any great director can't be boxed in by genre. This is decidedly the case with Cronenberg.

This seemingly straight forward spy drama, is the perfect framework for the Cronenbergian exploration of omnisexuality and man's ability to evolve beyond convention and conviction, into something uniquely other and uniquely beautiful. It's the emotional equivalent to his body horror movies, and as such distinctly different but nonetheless familiar.

Having seen all but his latest movie, I find it safe to say that David Cronenberg is the most fascinating and continually surprising director I have ever encountered. I simply love that crazy old guy.