Hearing Voices

Name: Hearing Voices
Genre: Drama
Released: 1991-11-15
Rating: 3.7
Cast: Tim Ahern, Michael Davenport, Stephen Gatta

1991

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3.7/10

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Drama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA beautiful but self-conscious model (due to her own perceptions of being imperfect due to the multiple operations she's had since childhood) falls in love with a gay man who happens to be h... Leer todoA beautiful but self-conscious model (due to her own perceptions of being imperfect due to the multiple operations she's had since childhood) falls in love with a gay man who happens to be her doctor's lover. He falls for her and they must find if they can have a life together in... Leer todoA beautiful but self-conscious model (due to her own perceptions of being imperfect due to the multiple operations she's had since childhood) falls in love with a gay man who happens to be her doctor's lover. He falls for her and they must find if they can have a life together in the complexity of their relationship.

Dirección
- Sharon Greytak
Elenco

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3.7/10

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Dirección
- Sharon Greytak
Elenco

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Tim Ahern

Michael

Michael Davenport

Carl

Stephen Gatta

Erika Nagy

Erika

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Opiniones destacadas

10frc1983

An unknown gay movie

The film is daring, for a 1991 film. It is a rather unknown film, but director Sharon Greytak has an extensive filmography. Maybe it's a subject that many gay people don't like. A gay man flirting with a woman is not an issue that represents the LGBT cause. However, the gay man is correct, with many doubts about his relationship with the woman.

2budikavlan

One of the strangest I've ever seen

For a non-sci-fi, non-fantasy, and non-any-other-major-genre film, this is a truly bizarre piece of work. The main character, a model, is also a colostomy patient. Her insensitive boyfriend wants her to become the "spokesmodel" for colostomy bags. She meets, and is attracted to, her doctor's homosexual lover, and they enter an affair (of a sort). He is portrayed as gay (not bisexual, not curious, not even a top), and they don't really even have sex.....you can see that this film sounds silly. It looks silly too, though all involved clearly intended to make a serious movie. I guess they deserve a few points for an honest attempt, but this would only have a chance to become better-known if it became a joke.