Macho y hembra

Name: Macho y hembra
Genre: Drama
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 6.9
Cast: Orlando Urdaneta, Elba Escobar, Irene Arcila

1984
1h 30m

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6.9/10

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Orlando Urdaneta in Macho y hembra (1984)

Drama

Thirty-three years old Eva begins the writing of her memories and recalls her past love-life, when she used to live with her boyfriend and her best lady friend. In the beginning everything s... Read allThirty-three years old Eva begins the writing of her memories and recalls her past love-life, when she used to live with her boyfriend and her best lady friend. In the beginning everything seems to work between them but after living together for some time they realize that their ... Read allThirty-three years old Eva begins the writing of her memories and recalls her past love-life, when she used to live with her boyfriend and her best lady friend. In the beginning everything seems to work between them but after living together for some time they realize that their interests in life are not the same. They take a big decision.

Director
- Mauricio Walerstein
Writers
- Iraida Tapias
- Mauricio Walerstein
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.9/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Mauricio Walerstein
Writers
- Iraida Tapias
- Mauricio Walerstein
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
The role of Alicia was written for Haydée Balza, but the actress had to drop out due to schedule conflicts.

Quotes
Alicia: [dances to San Juan drums] Sensuality turned into a rite, or rather: the rite of sensuality, which isn't the same thing.
[laughs]
Alicia: And it's not the same thing, because... because... rite and taboo go hand in hand. And when one overcomes the taboo, one understands the rite.
[watching his boyfriend]
Alicia: And I managed to understand the rite, because I broke the taboo. I broke it.
Nelson: [intrigued] Well, it sounded very nice, but... now we don't understand anything.
Alicia: The taboo is the black man, the myth of the black man. Of his sex, his size, his almost animal-like capacity. The black man was called Juan, like the saint. Saint John, the rite.
[watching Nelson again]
Alicia: And if you want, I could be more direct, more prosaic.