Cosas de hombres

Name: Cosas de hombres
Genre: Komödie
Released: 2020-01-09
Duration: 1 h 40 min
Rating: 3.4
Cast: Marcial Tagle, Paz Bascuñán, Boris Quercia

2020
1 Std. 40 Min.

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3,4/10

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Felipe Braun, Boris Quercia, Marcial Tagle, and Pablo Zúñiga in Cosas de hombres (2020)

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAt age 50, Santiago comes out of the closet to his two lifelong friends. One of them, Raul, has a negative reaction and tries everything to convince Santiago that he is just going through a ... Alles lesenAt age 50, Santiago comes out of the closet to his two lifelong friends. One of them, Raul, has a negative reaction and tries everything to convince Santiago that he is just going through a phase of sexual confusion--there's no way he is gay.At age 50, Santiago comes out of the closet to his two lifelong friends. One of them, Raul, has a negative reaction and tries everything to convince Santiago that he is just going through a phase of sexual confusion--there's no way he is gay.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

3,4/10

102

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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It's a funny Chilean comedy

The movie pleasantly surprised me. It is a fun Chilean comedy. It has a lot of macho-type dialogue, but it is precisely the central theme of the film towards where a change is desired and in a certain way it gives a message to become aware of issues of sexual diversity.

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An unnecessary and bad adaptation

Anachronistic comedy, horribly acted and directed. It is an unnecessary adaptation of the Mexican comedy "Hazlo como Hombre" (written and directed by Nicolas López, also Chilean and with a better cast of actors, by far much more attractive), based on old stereotypes of masculinity and homophobia. However, it is notable that both films (the first one, made in 2017) were box office successes in Mexico and Chile, when they were released.