AKA: Vive l'amour / Ai cing wan suei / Viva el amor
Dirección: Tsai Ming Liang
País: Taiwán
Año: 1994
Género: Drama
Duración: 1h 58 min
Idioma: Chino (mandarín)
Etiquetas: 1994, 5-stars, Drama, Gay Themed, Homoerotic, love triangle, Taiwan,
Synopsis: This slow paced mesmerizing film about urban alienation with sparse dialogue focuses on three city folks who unknowingly share the same apartment: May Lin, a real estate agent who uses it for her sexual affairs; Ah-jung, her current lover; and Hsiao-kang, who's stolen the key and uses the apartment as a retreat.
In a breathtaking view of isolation and loneliness, Taipei is the setting for this story of three characters who use an empty apartment building for their own purposes, barely aware of the other inhabitants. Slowly, quietly they affect the others' lives. Elliptical, dreamy, with spare dialogue and a rigorous, deliberate pace, Tsai-Ming Liang captures a palpable sense of unrest and disquiet in a lanscape of skyscrapers and industrial ooze. Original, dark, disturbing, yet so beautifully done... filmmaking at the highest level!
"Vive l'Amour," Tsai Ming-liang's haunting second feature, is a virtual homage to the Antonioni films "La Notte" and "Eclipse." As in those early-60's masterpieces, the gleaming anonymous architecture and thoroughfares of a booming metropolis (here it is contemporary Taipei) frame the blank spiritual lives of characters who drift through the city in a state of melancholy disconnection.
Sinopsis: Una joven pareja, May y Ah-jong, utiliza un apartamento para sus relaciones. Sin embargo, una tercera persona, un tímido homosexual escondido en el mismo apartamento les espía creando un triángulo bizarro de amor.
Dirección: Tsai Ming Liang
País: Taiwán
Año: 1994
Género: Drama
Duración: 1h 58 min
Idioma: Chino (mandarín)
Subtítulos: Español, Inglés, Portugués, Francés (Soft)
Elenco: Vladimir Mensik, Jaroslava Obermaierova, Josef Abraham,
Bohuz Zahorsky, Stella Zazvorkova, Helena Ruzickova, Josef Hilnomaz
Elenco: Vladimir Mensik, Jaroslava Obermaierova, Josef Abraham,
Bohuz Zahorsky, Stella Zazvorkova, Helena Ruzickova, Josef Hilnomaz
IMDB: 7.5 (2980 votos)
Etiquetas: 1994, 5-stars, Drama, Gay Themed, Homoerotic, love triangle, Taiwan,
Synopsis: This slow paced mesmerizing film about urban alienation with sparse dialogue focuses on three city folks who unknowingly share the same apartment: May Lin, a real estate agent who uses it for her sexual affairs; Ah-jung, her current lover; and Hsiao-kang, who's stolen the key and uses the apartment as a retreat.
In a breathtaking view of isolation and loneliness, Taipei is the setting for this story of three characters who use an empty apartment building for their own purposes, barely aware of the other inhabitants. Slowly, quietly they affect the others' lives. Elliptical, dreamy, with spare dialogue and a rigorous, deliberate pace, Tsai-Ming Liang captures a palpable sense of unrest and disquiet in a lanscape of skyscrapers and industrial ooze. Original, dark, disturbing, yet so beautifully done... filmmaking at the highest level!
"Vive l'Amour," Tsai Ming-liang's haunting second feature, is a virtual homage to the Antonioni films "La Notte" and "Eclipse." As in those early-60's masterpieces, the gleaming anonymous architecture and thoroughfares of a booming metropolis (here it is contemporary Taipei) frame the blank spiritual lives of characters who drift through the city in a state of melancholy disconnection.
Sinopsis: Una joven pareja, May y Ah-jong, utiliza un apartamento para sus relaciones. Sin embargo, una tercera persona, un tímido homosexual escondido en el mismo apartamento les espía creando un triángulo bizarro de amor.
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