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Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD EAN: 0822847011441 Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Subtitled, NTSC Label: Venevision Languages: Manufacturer: Venevision MPN: 1144 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Venevision Region Code: 1 Release Date: May 18, 2004 Running Time: 103 minutes Studio: Venevision Theatrical Release Date: 2001 Average Rating:
 Rating:  - OkishThe movie was ok. It is a drama/comedy. It tries to make light of the entire situation, playing down violance with humor. the film does not take itself seriously at times and sometimes the characters seem to act out of an unrealistic motivation. I was not completely dissapointed and somewhat enjoyed the movie. Rating:  - Excellent Film About A Little Known Crime SyndicateEN LA PUTA VIDA is a very well made, polished, intelligent film from Uruguay that begins as what seems to be a comedy and develops into a provocative drama - much the way events in life mimic such changes. Director and co-writer Beatriz Flores Silva knows her way around tough subject matter and is able to bring out sterling performances by a very fine cast. Elisa (the very beautiful and talented Marianna Santangelo) is a hairdresser with two children, born of different fathers, who ... Read More Rating: - Excellent Uruguayan movieDirection, acting, music, photography, everything in this uruguayan movie works together to conform a little work of art. Beautiful and modern interpretations of Uruguayan tango as background music, very good actors and excellent photography with plenty of close-ups. I highly recommend it, regardless of whether the subject interests you. If you appreciate good cinema, go for it. Rating: - Harmless with strong title and bad language.A girl in Uruguay falls for a Spanish pimp and has some bad experiences in Barcelona.The story rings true, and one wonders if the Spanish financed it to curb the immigration of Latinamerican prostitutes. Practically no nudity, minimal actionscenes make this the most harmless documentary of the ongoing TRAITE DES BLANCHES.The language is foul but correct for the milieu.Entertaining if the subject interests you, but expect no thrill. |
