Guinevere

1999
R
1h 44min

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Coming-of-Age Drama Romance

Una joven se rebela y se involucra con un fotógrafo mucho mayor.Una joven se rebela y se involucra con un fotógrafo mucho mayor.Una joven se rebela y se involucra con un fotógrafo mucho mayor.

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Curiosidades
During the non-union shoot in San Francisco, crew members struck and were joined by star Sarah Polley, who walked the picket line. Striking crew members report that they were quite touched by her action, which was more than a gesture, but rather a sincere belief in workers' rights. On her part, Polley called her union, the Screen Actors Guild, to tell them of her action, and the union representative told her they'd back her if she crossed the picket line. SAG assumed that she was calling to ask whether she could defy the strike and cross the picket line! A shocked and dismayed Polley stayed out with the strikers, and the strike ended after three days when their grievances were met. Subsequently, Polley has stated that she has been told that she lost several job offers due to this incident as producers don't want a union 'militant' despite the film industry being a craft industry dominated by the guild (union) system and she did what she felt was right.

Pifias
The wet spots on Harper's shirt after taking a shower. They're inconsistent.

Citas
Harper Sloane: You're obviously mistaking me for someone with potential.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Double Jeopardy/Jakob the Liar/Mumford (1999)

Banda sonora
Coquette
Music by Carmen Lombardo & Johnny Green
Lyrics by Gus Kahn
Performed by John Pizzarelli
Courtesy of The RCA Records Label of BMG Entertainment

Interesting, but not sadly misses "something"

I can't say exactly what, but something is missing in this movie. Poor Connie. I think he gets less out of the relationships than the Guineveres. Maybe I like things "tied up" too much, but I wish we'd seen a little of Harper's work so we could judge just how well Connie taught her. A scene of her in a gallery or studio somewhere surrounded by her work as she answers a ringing telephone (presumably with Billie on the other end) would have been satisfying--no dialog necessary, just a look of sadness on her face. Whatever else, this movie sure spurred some dialog between my 25-year-old daughter and me.

Interesting that (along with another reviewer) I saw the connection between the Stephen Rea character, Connie, in this movie and Herman Wouk's Noel Airman in the 50's novel "Marjorie Morningstar" and talked about that as we walked home. And as big a bitch as Harper's mother was, she had it right as she saw through Connie. Beautifully acted by all principals!