Gafas amarillas

2020
1h 38m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

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YELLOW SUNGLASSES tells the story of Julia (30), who after a separation, moves to a cold apartment surrounded by unpacked boxes. There she faces the small daily conflicts of loneliness: spending the day in pajamas, taking mediocre jobs and overeating, while she tries without much courage to apply for a scholarship and fulfill her dream of becoming a writer.
Julia finds a new beginning when she has a one-night stand with Darío (28), an attractive waiter with the air of a poet, who takes her to meet Ignacio (38), an employee of a photocopier who is trying to star in a play. Together they will live an intense connection through which Julia will deal with her frustrations of not knowing if she will manage to be who she dreamed of when she was young.
Yellow Sunglasses is a tragicomic look at the end of youth and the beginning of adult life, with a monotonous Andean city as its background.

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Yellow sunglasses is a tragicomic look at Julia's universe and her quest to find her own intimate reinvention.Yellow sunglasses is a tragicomic look at Julia's universe and her quest to find her own intimate reinvention.Yellow sunglasses is a tragicomic look at Julia's universe and her quest to find her own intimate reinvention.

Director
- Iván Mora Manzano
Writers
- Isabel Carrasco
- Iván Mora Manzano
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Iván Mora Manzano
Writers
- Isabel Carrasco
- Iván Mora Manzano
Stars

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Awards
- 1 win & 3 nominations total

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GAFAS AMARILLAS / YELLOW SUNGLASSES (trailer)

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7caughlan_anne

Delightful. Watched film and interview with Director at VIFF 2020 online

An art student comes home from studies in Europe to Quito and seeks out the company of other young thinkers and artists. Very trendy and modern with a nod to the new era of poetry readings and independent gallery shows. The narrative involves our young heroine entering into relationships with two men, both handsome and talented...the program at Vancouver suggested a menage a trois, but it is more about love than sex and there are some delightfully humorous scenes I will not soon forget.