Ae Fond Kiss...

2004
R
1h 44m

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7,1/10

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Eva Birthistle and Atta Yaqub in Ae Fond Kiss... (2004)

Sparks fly in Glasgow's south side when a young Asian man enters into a relationship with a Caucasian woman.

Liretrailer1 min 57 s

1 vidéo

16 photos

Drama Romance

La relation entre un jeune Pakistanais et une Anglaise fait des étincelles dans la banlieue sud de Glasgow.La relation entre un jeune Pakistanais et une Anglaise fait des étincelles dans la banlieue sud de Glasgow.La relation entre un jeune Pakistanais et une Anglaise fait des étincelles dans la banlieue sud de Glasgow.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,1/10

7,4 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 8 victoires et 11 nominations au total

Vidéos1

Trailer 1:57

Official Trailer

Photos16

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Anecdotes
The title refers to the Robert Burns poem, "Ae Fond Kiss".

Citations
Casim Khan: There won't be any dress codes.
Roisin Hanlon: No dress codes?
Casim Khan: Cause there's no expectation, there's never expectation. Anyone's allowed.
Roisin Hanlon: So, transvestites to anoraks.
Casim Khan: Burkas to G-strings.
Roisin Hanlon: Where even shy girls can make the first move?
Casim Khan: And nervous little boys won't run away.
[They kiss]

Connexions
Features Asoka (2001)

Bandes originales
Rahaye Rahaye
Written by Harjinder Singh Bopari and Balwinder Safri
Performed by The Safri Boys
Used with the kind permission of Savera Music Ltd.

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7/10

Racism?

That word is of course relative. What is racism? Where goes the border between being incorporated in your culture and looking down on others? The question is relevant also for Muslims in Scotland.

Ken Loach is a passionate director watching everyday-life in a passionate way. You always get engaged in his people. You come to know them and feel for them.

In this film the catholic girl is the most abused part and the Muslim boy the one who has to struggle most against prejudice. The end is predictable, but the travel towards it exciting. The good powers win.

Ken Loach dares to criticize and understand at the same time.