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Chinese Coffee

  • 2000
  • R
  • 1 h 39 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,0/10
4,9 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Al Pacino and Jerry Orbach in Chinese Coffee (2000)
Drama

Harry e Jake, dois escritores malsucedidos, passam uma noite catártica discutindo sobre dinheiro, estética, sua amizade e o novo manuscrito de Harry.Harry e Jake, dois escritores malsucedidos, passam uma noite catártica discutindo sobre dinheiro, estética, sua amizade e o novo manuscrito de Harry.Harry e Jake, dois escritores malsucedidos, passam uma noite catártica discutindo sobre dinheiro, estética, sua amizade e o novo manuscrito de Harry.

  • Direção
    • Al Pacino
  • Roteirista
    • Ira Lewis
  • Artistas
    • Al Pacino
    • Jerry Orbach
    • Susan Floyd
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,0/10
    4,9 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Al Pacino
    • Roteirista
      • Ira Lewis
    • Artistas
      • Al Pacino
      • Jerry Orbach
      • Susan Floyd
    • 22Avaliações de usuários
    • 3Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    Al Pacino
    Al Pacino
    • Harry Levine
    Jerry Orbach
    Jerry Orbach
    • Jake Manheim
    Susan Floyd
    Susan Floyd
    • Joanna
    Ellen McElduff
    Ellen McElduff
    • Mavis
    Michel Moinot
    • Maurice
    Judette Jones
    • Supermarket cashier
    Paul J.Q. Lee
    Paul J.Q. Lee
    • Counterman
    Joel Eidelsberg
    • Harry's brother
    Maria Gentile
    • Sarah…
    Christopher Evan Welch
    Christopher Evan Welch
    • Hamlet actor
    Neal Jones
    Neal Jones
    • Eteocles…
    Laura Esterman
    • Actor in play…
    Hazelle Goodman
    Hazelle Goodman
    • Cafe Dante waitress
    • (as Hazel Goodman)
    James Bulleit
    • Sgt. Boyle - Undercover cop #1
    Mark Scarola
    • Undercover cop #2
    John Darren
    • Undercover cop #3
    Frank Guy
    • Undercover cop #4
    Madison Arnold
    Madison Arnold
    • Nightclub patron
    • Direção
      • Al Pacino
    • Roteirista
      • Ira Lewis
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

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    6CRCFleetwood

    Echo "Futures" Comment

    I just watched this on DVD, and although it offered some interesting moments and insights, the dialog felt forced and the two main actors, both of whom have done great work in other projects, didn't seem to click. On the DVD, there's an epilogue in the "features" section in which Pacino, who also directed, wondered whether there were too many flashbacks. Actually, I thought the flashbacks were enlivening, enabling the story to be more involving than it might otherwise have been. Pacino also mentions that because of Orbach's "Law and Order" shooting schedule, they were forced to film 84 pages of dialog in 21 days, perhaps explaining, at least in part, why the film feels a little undercooked.
    7Cynical-SJ

    Two friends one a writer and one a photographer discuss their life and works..

    Film that was adapted from a play and which shows, with the film delving into the life of Pacino's character along with his friendship with Jake and his life with his lover who has left him. The film is a locked room story, which interspersed with curious editing choices which always elevated the story and kept it interesting. But overall, the film is a great watch for Pacino aficionado's and people interested in the life of writers.

    As most of all the movie, is about two friends and what their life amounts to in the end, and all the disappointments and vindications you have about yourself and others.
    6jzappa

    Overrefined, Overwrought, Underbaked

    Eight-time Oscar-nominated, Tony-winning master actor Al Pacino draws from off-off- Broadway this semi-autobiographical character study and boasts a cast of actors who've proved themselves before and after, a Greenwich Village setting, and thus the world of floundering poets, bartenders, belly dancers, photographers, jealous doormen, haughty Shakespearean quotes, urbane coffee shops and French restaurants. And yet not all of these intermingle naturally within the story, but are forced by a tug-of-war between the play Ira Lewis had written and the film Al Pacino wanted to make.

    The narrative is almost exclusively as a one-on-one conversation between the two main characters, yet it is littered with various ineffectual camera angles and at times redundant flashbacks that add nothing to the story, which apparently relates the rapport, romance and failure in the pathetic mid-life of a failed writer barely making ends meet as a doorman, that is, until he is fired. It does so as if such cerebral notions of life would pull the emotional triggers they do here between the writer, Harry Levine, played by Pacino, and his friend Jake Manheim, a photographer played by Jerry Orbach. The result is that, yes, some arresting moments and observations are produced, but they feel nonetheless forced. As director, Pacino brings to bear a periodically overwrought utilization of cuts in the dialogue scenes with Harry and Jake, and so perhaps it is not the words themselves, but the prevention of their taking priority that causes them to seem contrived.

    Harry visits Jake impulsively because he is desperate for money and Jake owes him some from a long time ago. He doesn't have the money, so the two engage in an all-night conversation about the aesthetics and troubles of their separate trades, past and present loves, and the directions their lives are taking. The play and film are set in New York City circa 1985. Why? I don't know.

    After years of withholding it, Pacino allowed it to be released as a part of a three-movie boxed set called Pacino: An Actor's Vision. Though I see why he might not have been happy with his work, the film stands as testimony that art-house and independent films need not be about overrefined individuals, for Harry and Jake are, from what I could tell, animatedly high-handed men who have merely outlived their functions in society. This is decidedly the case for Jake, but whether or not it is for Harry seems the question of the film.
    7leplatypus

    Star(no)buck (web)

    For his 2nd movie, Al gives us an unusual movie, maybe imperfect but original and totally personal.

    We are far away of a big production and big issues as the movie is a nightly discussion between two friends that have real troubles to live with their art.

    Honestly, I see no difference between this fiction character and the real Al that was unveiled in his first movie: Al is a simple guy that loves NYC and his passion is more for stage than acting.

    Nowadays when stars are obsessed with their look, Al just doesn't care, even if his bent attitude and ugly clothes, he may look as a tramp. It's funny to see that getting older, he has gone from godfather, mayor, the devil to lefty, Shylock and this penniless beret writer! In a funny way, he's like an old Serpico who hadn't leave his basement accommodation!

    However, inside, he's still the same great guy: supportive, helpful but sometimes a bit grumpy and always ready to scream! But, what the heck, we are humans so imperfect and it's better to be straight and noisy than devious and smiling!

    Thus, even if the stage is minimal and narrow, we have access to all those nuances from Al and his buddy is great to share the ball. There are even funny moments and a good reflexion about artists' condition.

    In a way, Al didn't look for big effects but true, simple moments. It may be a waste but finally, it's like you can share a evening with him, talking about life and nothing, and thus it's infinitely valuable.
    10tfmiltz

    Easily my favorite performance by Pacino and director work

    This movie will require many revisits to fully appreciate it.

    Tempted to call it 'My room' or heh - 'My room with a view'.

    No spoilers here - not that this movie has any.

    Do not miss this experience.

    Forget waiting for Godot - I think he shows up in this one.

    Just a masterpiece.

    I really don't have any words beyond that, short of Thank you Al Pacino for working on this and bringing it to light.

    All I can say is - watch this, maybe watch it over some period of time - in pieces.

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    • Curiosidades
      Al Pacino starred in the 1992 Broadway stage production of "Chinese Coffee".
    • Erros de gravação
      Near the end of the film Harry is poured a full glass of seltzer with a lime in it by Barney. Although he does not touch it, the glass is empty when he gets up to leave.
    • Citações

      Jake Manheim: I'm exhausted from being exhausted.

    • Conexões
      Referenced in Biografias: Al Pacino: Inside Out (2001)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Palm Court
      Written by Aaron Briggs (as Briggs), Alan Briggs (as Briggs) and Paul Williams (as Williams)

      Courtesy of Opus 1 Production Music and Amphonic Music Limited (ASCAP)

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 2 de setembro de 2000 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Xitoy qahvasi
    • Locações de filme
      • Nova Iorque, Nova Iorque, EUA
    • Empresas de produção
      • Chal Productions
      • Shooting Gallery
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    • Tempo de duração
      1 hora 39 minutos
    • Cor
      • Color
    • Mixagem de som
      • Dolby Digital
    • Proporção
      • 1.85 : 1

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