Agrega una trama en tu idiomaIn 1994, a closeted teen struggles to part ways with his 4 high school drama friends at their final slumber party before they leave for college.In 1994, a closeted teen struggles to part ways with his 4 high school drama friends at their final slumber party before they leave for college.In 1994, a closeted teen struggles to part ways with his 4 high school drama friends at their final slumber party before they leave for college.
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- 7 premios ganados y 14 nominaciones en total
Kara Revel
- Rose's Mom
- (voz)
- (as Kara Revel Jarzynski)
Chanda Dancy
- Airport Traveler (Extra)
- (as Chanda Dancy-Morizawa)
- Dirección
- Guionista
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Opiniones destacadas
This film took me right back into my (awkward) high school years in a way that was really sweet and unexpected. The actors are all so good - especially Danielle Kay and Nick Pugliese. I laughed out loud so many times and definitely got a lump in my throat in the last scene. It all just felt so genuine. Definitely not your typical coming-of-age film.
This movie has heart, nuance, and is the real deal. Dramarama recalls other fine coming of age movies such as The Breakfast Club, but Dramarama remains extremely unique.
There are countless subtleties with the emotions expressed by the excellent cast, and the movie will bring out the feels without a doubt. It's both hilarious and touching. Director-Writer Jonathan Wysocki really hit it out of the park on this, don't miss it!
There are countless subtleties with the emotions expressed by the excellent cast, and the movie will bring out the feels without a doubt. It's both hilarious and touching. Director-Writer Jonathan Wysocki really hit it out of the park on this, don't miss it!
Whilst the premiss of this is nothing remotely new, the acting from these youngsters is actually quite engaging at times. It's their last day before all heading off for their new lives in colleges across the United States, so they get together for a Victorian-inspired murder mystery evening. Things are interrupted when their pizza delivery boy turns out to be "JD" (Zak Henri) who fancies himself as a bit of a wise-cracking Lothario and is rather scathing of their entertainment. Before he leaves, he invites his friend "Gene" (Nick Pugliese) to a party later and that sows the seed for the ensuing, predictable, dissent amongst the group who now proceed to fall out then in again with a teenage regularity. Though the elephant in the room is never actually addressed, it's pretty clear as the conversation develops that none of the gang have ever dated - and with sexual tension (and friction) increasing we sense that there is something that "Gene" is gagging to tell his friends, but he just can't bring himself to. The drama is the usual mix of temperamental and hormonal stuff, but it's surprisingly effective at throwing you back to when you were a teenager (especially if your sexuality didn't quite conform to "norms") and at how decisions on life and love are being made by folk really nowhere near mature enough to handle or understand them. On first look it's not going to amount to much (and "Oscar" (Nico Greetham) just reminded me of the annoying "Kurt" from "Glee"), but the individual efforts do work quite well once we get going. Think "Cluedo" only there's no need to weapons, just tongues and secrets.
I love coming-of-age films so I've seen tons of them - good and bad. This one surprised me so much I actually watched it a second time! The writing and the actors are so good - you really want to see what happens to all the characters after the film is over. Some of the scenes definitely resonated with me and made me think of what I was like in high school (cringe warning!). It took me a minute to get into the film - it opens with all of them "in character" at a costume party - but it's like peeling the layers of an onion as the film goes on. I couldn't stop thinking about it after it was over. Recommended if you like nuanced coming-of-age films.
10smrb-2
An incredible little engine that could. This film really feels like it's own genre. It's smart, funny, camp, and thoughtful. Excellent filmmaking. Feels like spending time with old friends. Watch this now.
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- ConexionesReferences Locura en el oeste (1974)
- Bandas sonorasEver After
Written by Stephen Sondheim
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Detalles
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 31 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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