Director:
John StockwellCámara:
Shane HurlbutMúsica:
Paul HaslingerReparto:
Kirsten Dunst, Jay Hernandez, Bruce Davison, Lucinda Jenney, Taryn Manning, Richard Steinmetz, Cory Hardrict, Keram Malicki-Sánchez, Soledad St. Hilaire (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Nicole, la problemática hija de un rico congresista, estudia en un prestigioso instituto. Para desafiar a su padre, coquetea con su compañero Carlos Núñez, un excelente estudiante hispano que lucha por abrirse camino. A pesar de que sus amigos y su familia desaprueban esa relación, lo que parecía un capricho se convierte en una verdadera historia de amor. (Disney España)
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John Stockwell's opus may try to come across as a serious teenage movie, but it's not that intense. We can expect the classic rebels, tough jocks, and conflicts with parents. Which, for me, with my fondness for watching the problems of complicated adolescents, is not a drawback at all. However, this aspect is only used as a harmless cover for the main plot, which would resonate much better in more urgent circumstances than it does in the setting of a wealthy school. Nevertheless, it still works perfectly thanks to the likable Jay Hernandez, the beauty Kirsten Dunst, from whom I believe everything from an innocent smile to a fit of hysteria, and the perfect soundtrack. "This Year's Love" by David Gray will work anywhere and anytime. Thanks to its relatively short duration, everything sounds very urgent, and fortunately not cut short. However, when I see that the director's cut is almost half an hour longer, it's clear to me that the racist dilemma or the bonding of the main couple might have been portrayed perfectly, and I would be trembling with joy.
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