Breakfast on Pluto

NOTE IMDb

7,2/10

25 k

MA NOTE

Theatrical Trailer from Sony Pictures Classics

Lire trailer1:53

2 Videos

99+ photos

Comedy Drama

Dans les années 1970, une jeune femme trans, Patrick Braden, atteint sa majorité et déménage à Londres, en partie pour chercher sa mère et en partie parce que son identité de genre dépasse l... Tout lireDans les années 1970, une jeune femme trans, Patrick Braden, atteint sa majorité et déménage à Londres, en partie pour chercher sa mère et en partie parce que son identité de genre dépasse la compréhension de la ville.Dans les années 1970, une jeune femme trans, Patrick Braden, atteint sa majorité et déménage à Londres, en partie pour chercher sa mère et en partie parce que son identité de genre dépasse la compréhension de la ville.

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

NOTE IMDb

7,2/10

25 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 6 victoires et 17 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Brendan Gleeson himself made up the dance for his character in the Wombles suit.

Gaffes
Towards the end of the film Kitten pretends to be doing a survey for British Telecom. British Telecom didn't come into existence until 1981.

Citations
Patrick "Kitten" Braden: If I wasn't a transvestite terrorist, would you marry me?

Crédits fous
With thanks to the people of Callan Co., Kilkenny

Connexions
Featured in The 63rd Annual Golden Globe Awards 2006 (2006)

Bandes originales
Sugar Baby Love
Written and Composed by Wayne Bickerton & Tony Waddington
Performed by The Rubettes
© Budde Music, Inc. (ASCAP)/WB Music Corp. (ASCAP)
Courtesy of Polydor Ltd (UK)
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

Avis des utilisateurs136

Commenter

Commentaire à la une

9/10

Extraordinary film from Mr. Jordan

I saw this on 10/2 at the NYFF-we got last minute tickets right up front. Neil Jordan was present at Q&A-an absolute treat. The film was simply wonderful from beginning to end--charming, emotionally satisfying, delicately nuanced and very powerful. The acting was sublime, as in all Jordan films. Cillian Murphy is so impossibly gorgeous and yet so fearless and skillful an actor, who uses his physicality to his supreme advantage. The Irish gang of three-Gleeson, Neeson and Rea, who usually appear in Jordan's films, were superb and touching as usual. There were wonderful casting touches--Bryan Ferry as a sicko, Gaivn Friday as a gay rockabilly, etc. The film was audacious, swerving mightily between broad comedy and grim tragedy. The most arresting elements were the amazing customes and the choice of 60s and 70s songs, something Jordan discussed in detail during the Q&A.

I urge all cineastes to catch this one-you will be amazed and deeply satisfied.