Cuéntame Tu Vida

Título original: State and Main

2000
R
1h 45min

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Comedy Drama

Un equipo de cine invade una pequeña ciudad cuyos habitantes están dispuestos a renunciar a sus valores por el brillo del espectáculo.Un equipo de cine invade una pequeña ciudad cuyos habitantes están dispuestos a renunciar a sus valores por el brillo del espectáculo.Un equipo de cine invade una pequeña ciudad cuyos habitantes están dispuestos a renunciar a sus valores por el brillo del espectáculo.

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Premios
- 7 premios ganados y 8 nominaciones en total

Trivia
The movie, set in Vermont, was shot primarily in a seaside town in Massachusetts.

Errores
When the PA accidentally erases the mayor's dinner from Tuesday (originally in red pen) on the calendar, she cleanly erases before rewriting it (in green pen). No day is visible whilst she is writing, however later in the scene it is clearly still for Tuesday and not for Wednesday. Later in the film, it appears under Wednesday (in green pen) and Tuesday is blank; later still, we see that both dates have the event written in their respective colors (and in very similar handwriting), with the red writing looking faded, as if only bits of it had been erased.

Citas
Ann Black: Everybody makes their own fun. If you don't make it yourself, it isn't fun. It's entertainment.

Créditos curiosos
Only 2 animals were harmed during the filming of this motion picture.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Proof of Life/Vertical Limit/The Emperor's New Groove/State and Main/Pollock/Dungeons and Dragons (2000)

Bandas sonoras
The Song of the Old Mill
Words by David Mamet
Music by Theodore Shapiro
Sung by Patti LuPone

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6/10

Slight but colorful

The filmmakers who invade Vermont are patronizing, condescending and pig-headed...to the locals and to each other. Writer-director David Mamet gets in some good acerbic digs at show business and isn't afraid to make anyone and everyone look the fool. After all, it's only "just a movie" to us--to them, it's brain surgery at a cost. The cast seems to be having a great time, Alec Baldwin in particular. Philip Seymour Hoffman has never been so benign--and thats a good thing (what a nice change to see him relaxed, romantic and clean-cut). The picture isn't a barn-burner, it never crackles or builds comedic momentum like, say, "Tootsie", but it's a flip, funny, unfettered throwaway. **1/2 from ****