Guardando las apariencias

Título original: Saving Face

2004
R
1h 31min

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7.4/10

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Joan Chen in Guardando las apariencias (2004)

Home Video Trailer from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

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Romantic Comedy Comedy Drama Romance

Una chino-estadounidense gay y su madre tradicionalista se resisten a andar en público con sus amores secretos que chocan con las expectativas culturales.Una chino-estadounidense gay y su madre tradicionalista se resisten a andar en público con sus amores secretos que chocan con las expectativas culturales.Una chino-estadounidense gay y su madre tradicionalista se resisten a andar en público con sus amores secretos que chocan con las expectativas culturales.

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14 k

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Premios
- 3 premios ganados y 3 nominaciones en total

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Trailer 1:58

Saving Face

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The Cast of 'Tigertail' Name Their Favorite Films in Asian Cinema

Clip 2:56

The Cast of 'Tigertail' Name Their Favorite Films in Asian Cinema

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Trivia
The scene in the video shop with Joan Chen features a shot of the video for El último emperador (1987). Chen starred in that movie.

Errores
Wil consistently wears her hair in a tightly pulled back ponytail, but shortly after her mother moves in she goes to visit her grandfather wearing an army T shirt. While she's adjusting the TV antenna, her hair is uncharacteristically puffed up with no explanation. All scenes before and after show her hair in the tight ponytail. Quite a bit later, there is a scene where Wil's mom sends her to the beauty shop to find out gossip. It's there that Wil is wearing the same army T shirt and getting her hair rolled up in big curls - the end result of which would be puffed hair!

Citas
Wil: So how come we never met before now?
Vivian Shing: We did meet. Nineteen years ago. I was 8, you were 9. Outside the temple.
Wil: I don't remember.
Vivian Shing: The Wong boys were taunting me about my parents' divorce. You beat the crap out of them. You were wearing a Kristy McNichol t-shirt, tan cords and a pageboy. You spilled your mom's groceries. We scooped them into a bag.
Wil: That's right, and then...
Vivian Shing: And then I kissed you on the nose. And you ran.

Conexiones
Featured in Fabulous! The Story of Queer Cinema (2006)

Bandas sonoras
Forever and a Day
Written by Marc Anthony Thompson
Performed by Marc Anthony Thompson
Published by Skillet Turtles (ASCAP)

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10/10

Exceptionally well done movie

While this movie has a Chinesse-American lesbian theme, it goes under the same category of "My Big, Fat Greek Wedding": you don't need to be one to REALLY, REALLY like it! The writing is extremely humorous and intelligent. It reminded me of the "Kissing Jessica Stein movie" in terms of the wit that the writer (who also happens to be the director) brings forth in the script. I was not sure what to expect from a movie that I was seeing at a film festival. I was pleasantly and extremely surprised! The actors were quite believable in their roles and did a fine job. The production quality of the movie was quite noticeable from the start of the movie and was very good and enjoyable to watch. The lead characters are likable and sweet, while not Pollyannish. The story itself is also full of scenarios that most people can relate to regardless of their sexual orientation or race. So, if you're looking for a fun time, out go see this movie and enjoy!