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When an American woman begins a dangerous relationship with an attractive immigrant worker, in order to save her marriage, she finds her true self.When an American woman begins a dangerous relationship with an attractive immigrant worker, in order to save her marriage, she finds her true self.When an American woman begins a dangerous relationship with an attractive immigrant worker, in order to save her marriage, she finds her true self.
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- 1 win & 3 nominations
David Lee McInnis
- Andrew
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- TriviaIn France, was released on DVD more than three years after its theatrical release.
- SoundtracksEs War Erde In Inhen
Music by Michael Nyman
(from Six Celan Songs)
Text by Paul Celan
© 2006 Michael Nyman Ltd / Chester Music Led
Recording: MN Records MNRCD108 (p) + © MN Records Ltd
Performed by Hilary Summers (contralto), Michael Nyman Band
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Refreshing Interracial Romance Story
While the romance genre is something I'm new to, I'd have to say this was one of the best ones I've seen (please remember, I've only watched about 5 romance movies in my 32 years of life).
A love that develops between people of two different races and cultures is something that I find very fascinating. It proves that we all want the same thing, no matter what creed, culture, race, nation, religion, whatever we come from.
That being said, Vera Farmiga puts on her best "desperate woman" role (I believe she won the Emmy for Bates Motel for playing a character I'd describe as such). Desperate to please her Korean-American husband and his family, she goes to a sperm clinic alone and witnesses a Korean man with an expired visa getting rejected as a donor.
Intrigued by the possibility of covertly and unmaliciously fooling her husband by having sex with a Korean man simply for the sake of having a baby she can at least pretend belongs to her and her husband, she follows the rejected sperm donor and eventually gives him a business proposal.
What follows is story of inner conflict, the desire (and simultaneous torment) to live up to societal and cultural expectations (and how they can get in the way of true love), as well as how other things out of our control can get in the way of being with the one we want.
While the epilogue left me a little confused, I was for the most part enraptured by the film. I think it'd be appealing to anyone having trouble finding true happiness and love.
Also, did Vera break the 4th wall at the end?
A love that develops between people of two different races and cultures is something that I find very fascinating. It proves that we all want the same thing, no matter what creed, culture, race, nation, religion, whatever we come from.
That being said, Vera Farmiga puts on her best "desperate woman" role (I believe she won the Emmy for Bates Motel for playing a character I'd describe as such). Desperate to please her Korean-American husband and his family, she goes to a sperm clinic alone and witnesses a Korean man with an expired visa getting rejected as a donor.
Intrigued by the possibility of covertly and unmaliciously fooling her husband by having sex with a Korean man simply for the sake of having a baby she can at least pretend belongs to her and her husband, she follows the rejected sperm donor and eventually gives him a business proposal.
What follows is story of inner conflict, the desire (and simultaneous torment) to live up to societal and cultural expectations (and how they can get in the way of true love), as well as how other things out of our control can get in the way of being with the one we want.
While the epilogue left me a little confused, I was for the most part enraptured by the film. I think it'd be appealing to anyone having trouble finding true happiness and love.
Also, did Vera break the 4th wall at the end?
- michaelr-40112
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- Budget
- $3,500,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $14,485
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $6,529
- Apr 13, 2008
- Gross worldwide
- $689,473
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