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Una giovane donna fidanzata trova la sua vita cambiata per sempre quando incontra la fidanzata della sua migliore amica.Una giovane donna fidanzata trova la sua vita cambiata per sempre quando incontra la fidanzata della sua migliore amica.Una giovane donna fidanzata trova la sua vita cambiata per sempre quando incontra la fidanzata della sua migliore amica.
- Premi
- 3 vittorie e 1 candidatura in totale
Darwin Shaw
- Hani
- (as Daud Shah)
Recensione in evidenza
The absolutely gorgeous Indian actress Lisa Ray (Vancouver critics named her Best Actress for Water) plays Tala, an upper class Jordanian of Palestinian origin, whose family lives in London, and who is about to get married.
She meets Leyla, played by Sheetal Sheth, the first Indian-American actress to appear in Maxim. She plays an Indian Muslim who also lives in London.
Clearly, the casting of the leads is meant to appeal to audiences that wouldn't normally watch a lesbian film, even one that is billed as a romantic comedy. They are both accomplished actresses, but they are also very attractive.
Not only do we get a film about becoming aware of one's sexual identity, but one about Arabs and Jews, Christians and Muslims, and, most importantly, family and acceptance.
Leyla tells her parents that she is gay. Her mother flips out, but her father is extremely supportive. Tala calls off, what is it her 5th, wedding, but does not immediately tell why. The family is used to her changing her mind at the last minute.
When she does, the maid (Nina Wadia) does a little dance, as the mother treats her so badly that she spits in her antacid when she brings it.
You knew how it was going to end, but the journey was a real pleasure.
It's PG-13, so there won't be any nudity, just kissing and touching.
She meets Leyla, played by Sheetal Sheth, the first Indian-American actress to appear in Maxim. She plays an Indian Muslim who also lives in London.
Clearly, the casting of the leads is meant to appeal to audiences that wouldn't normally watch a lesbian film, even one that is billed as a romantic comedy. They are both accomplished actresses, but they are also very attractive.
Not only do we get a film about becoming aware of one's sexual identity, but one about Arabs and Jews, Christians and Muslims, and, most importantly, family and acceptance.
Leyla tells her parents that she is gay. Her mother flips out, but her father is extremely supportive. Tala calls off, what is it her 5th, wedding, but does not immediately tell why. The family is used to her changing her mind at the last minute.
When she does, the maid (Nina Wadia) does a little dance, as the mother treats her so badly that she spits in her antacid when she brings it.
You knew how it was going to end, but the journey was a real pleasure.
It's PG-13, so there won't be any nudity, just kissing and touching.
- lastliberal
- 13 mar 2010
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- QuizThe 2nd woman in line at the book signing is writer/director Shamim Sarif. She asks for the inscription "Amina", which is the name of the character that Sheetal Sheth played in Shamim's next movie, The World Unseen (2007).
- BlooperWhen Lisa Ray is reading the Arabic newspaper, she reads it left-to-right (like reading English) instead of right-to-left.
- Colonne sonoreLittle Feeling
Written and Performed by Leonie Casanova
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Dettagli
Botteghino
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 39.576 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 15.239 USD
- 23 nov 2008
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 40.945 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 22 minuti
- Colore
- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 1.85 : 1
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