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Juntos para siempre

Título original: Longtime Companion
  • 1989
  • B15
  • 1h 40min
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Dermot Mulroney and Campbell Scott in Juntos para siempre (1989)
The emergence and devastation of the AIDS epidemic is chronicled in the lives of several gay men living during the 1980s.
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El surgimiento y la devastación de la epidemia del SIDA se narra en la vida de varios hombres homosexuales que vivieron durante la década de 1980.El surgimiento y la devastación de la epidemia del SIDA se narra en la vida de varios hombres homosexuales que vivieron durante la década de 1980.El surgimiento y la devastación de la epidemia del SIDA se narra en la vida de varios hombres homosexuales que vivieron durante la década de 1980.

  • Dirección
    • Norman René
  • Guionista
    • Craig Lucas
  • Elenco
    • Stephen Caffrey
    • Patrick Cassidy
    • Brian Cousins
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    • Dirección
      • Norman René
    • Guionista
      • Craig Lucas
    • Elenco
      • Stephen Caffrey
      • Patrick Cassidy
      • Brian Cousins
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    • 16Opiniones de los críticos
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    • Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
      • 6 premios ganados y 6 nominaciones en total

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    Stephen Caffrey
    Stephen Caffrey
    • Fuzzy
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    • Howard
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    Bruce Davison
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    • Willy
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    Mark Lamos
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    Dermot Mulroney
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    Margo Skinner
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    9brunoetc

    A well written and acted movie about Aids and it's impact on a group of friends in the beginning of public awareness of this disease...

    When I watched this for the first time, I like many that went through this time period, identified with most of the characters in this movie at one time or another. I had my sister watch this movie (a devoted Pentecostal) she said it was the sadist thing she had ever seen. I felt that she got the message, Gay or Straight, this was a tragedy that had happened to everyday people, and still is happening, and not just to "those people". She, like many, never wanted to see past the homosexual thing. With this film she saw a clip of life, albeit a condensed version, of how something so out of control entered, affected and was handled by people like herself both gay and straight. I told her that was the way it I felt it was for many of us dealing with this disease that had taken so many of my friends and colleagues. I also liked how this movie didn't victimize, or make a villain out of any of the characters nor did it make anyone a saint either. I felt the topic was handled with good taste, considering how it was something most people didn't want to think about. With the majority of the audience being straight and secure in the fact that this only happened to other people who were deserving of what they got. I also felt that this movie showed the truth although a bit Hollywood and too polished (not a docudrama, definitely a movie) it did a good job of making a difficult subject much more palatable and sympathetic to folks that had never had it happen to them or to those they love. The progression of the movie conveyed the feeling most had in regards to how fast things happened. One day someone was here the next they were gone. I also felt that the actors, many non gay, did brilliant performances not playing stereotype's but keeping it real as it should be. Since most gay men and women I know don't act all that different from everyone else. I for one am tired of gays being portrayed as only hair stylist and drag queens, much as I am sure African-Americans were tired of their stereotypes of only being the hired help or as ignorant simpletons. This was not the best movie I have ever seen, but I feel it is one of the best dealing with this subject matter. The end of this movie still gets to me, every time I see it, if only that could happen like that, I too "just want to be there"
    guil12

    Well acted film on A.I.D.S.

    Following in the footsteps of AN EARLY FROST, here is yet another film with an AIDS theme to reckon with. Unlike FORST [which actually dealt with a gay couple and their parents] this deals with the gay community and several lover relationships. What I like about this film, and I did like FROST, was the honesty in telling the story of relationships. We are introduced to a group of gay friends and their mates, who spend much time together in vacationing on Fire Island, the gay resort, and in the hospital visitng each other when stricken with the unknown disease that has become a plague amongst us today. The actors brought their own individual depth to each character. I couldn't find a bad performance in the lot. Notably Bruce Davison stands out. He brings such an understanding and compassion to his work. You really believe him as he becomes his partner's companion in the last days of his life. The scene when he tells him it's okay to leave, was awesome. How can you separate the good actors from acknowledgement. Campbell Scott and Stephen Caffrey, Patrick Cassidy [and that famous kissing scene on the soap he was acting in] gave such a wonderful scene when he's in his lover's hospital room and begins to break down. The face of his lover as he listens to him cry broke my heart. John Dossett, Mark Lamos and Dermot Mulroney [and I'm not sure what actor played what role] all gave so much honesty to their work. A great ensemble of players, a delicate and honest script about a controversial disease that has by this time taken the lives of millions of young people [gay and straight], excellent direction and well photographed, I highly recommend this to everybody to see. You'll come away with a different attitude about not only gay life, but the killing disease.
    10irishcoffee630

    Spellbinding

    I saw this film one night on my local PBS station not knowing what it was about. When the film opens on a crowded disco soundtracked Fire Island (1980) and I realized it was a gay themed film I was about to turn it off being a hetero male, I figured nothing here to relate too. WRONG. I stuck with the film and probably have to rate this as one of my top 10 movies ever. WOW did this film floor me! It follows a group of gay friends and lovers (and a hetero gal pal)through the AIDS plagued 80's decade. This film is truly written with insight and compassion. I found all the characters interesting and realistic with the actors portraying them excellently as well (especially Campbell Scott and Bruce Davidson). The scene with Davidson bringing his lover to his death is heartfelt and emotional but the scene at the end with the 3 survivors walking now on a silent deserted Fire Island beach as all their friends(and others) who died from AIDS milling about as they remembered them brought a lot of tears to my eyes. It is how all of us as humans try to remember those we love who have passed. I recommend this movie to all people both gay and straight because it is a film that transcends these labels and speaks to us as just humans,all in this mystery called life, as one.
    7mjneu59

    thankfully avoids the pitfalls of melodrama

    The title is the newspaper obituary euphemism for a gay lover, and yet another discreet but frustrating reminder of how mainstream heterosexual society avoids confronting the AIDS epidemic. In an effort perhaps to offset public ignorance, Norman René's film of the same name almost resembles an AIDS awareness primer, dramatizing the deadly progress of the disease through the gay community since the summer of 1981, when 'safe sex' merely meant anything goes, but don't get caught. Like other American Playhouse productions the film is simple, unpretentious, and no less rewarding for being so straightforward. René and writer Craig Lucas have wisely resisted the temptation to make a 'Love Story'-style terminal illness melodrama, concentrating instead on the bittersweet pain and bravery of awkward hospital visitations and quiet deathbed encounters. Only the forced optimism of the final daydream rings false, unavoidably since the epidemic itself (still) has yet to be resolved by anything resembling a cure. The balance of the film is simply too honest to support such sentimental wish-fulfillment fantasies.
    benson865

    still packs a punch

    i bought the DVD and watched it the other night. cried like a baby. i remember the fairly gay crowd i saw it with originally in the movie theater. two scenes are especially going to stay in my mind forever. the ICU scene and the bedroom scene with Bruce Davison telling someone that its okay and let go. i can believe why he was nominated for an Oscar, i am amazed that he didn't win. does anyone remember who did??

    The film faithfully depicts an era of gay life that shocked some people and was applauded by others. its frankness was one of its best features. it was not a soap opera but a slice of real life, both joyous and tragic. as thousands still die every year, apparently a lot of people missed the point. it had no apologies and its many relationships: brother and sister, partner and partner, friend and friend are as vital today as then. gay in those days was based on sexual experimentation, it is unfortunate that the results were/are so deadly. i really suggest young people today find this film and pay attention. and if you haven't seen this, rent it/buy it/watch it. you won't soon forget it.

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    • Trivia
      The title refers to the only way that newspapers at the time would allow a gay man's lover to be listed in an obituary.
    • Errores
      In the segment marked "July 3, 1981" people dance to the song "Do You Wanna Funk?" by Sylvester, but this song was not released until 1982.
    • Citas

      Fuzzy: What do you think happens when we die?

      Willy: We get to have sex again.

    • Conexiones
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Bird on a Wire/Last Exit to Brooklyn/Back to the Future Part III/Cadillac Man/Longtime Companion (1990)
    • Bandas sonoras
      The Tide Is High
      Written by John Holt

      Performed by Blondie

      Published by Sparta Florida Music Group

      Courtesy of Chrysalis Records

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    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 1 de mayo de 1990 (Portugal)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Idioma
      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Longtime Companion
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Fire Island, Long Island, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
    • Productoras
      • American Playhouse
      • Companion Productions
      • The Samuel Goldwyn Company
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    • Presupuesto
      • USD 3,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 4,609,953
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 50,525
      • 13 may 1990
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 4,609,953
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      1 hora 40 minutos
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    • Relación de aspecto
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