Novia Que Te Vea (Like a Bride) (1997)
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It may come as quite a surprise to people living elsewhere that Mexico (and Mexico City in particular) has a small but thriving Jewish community. In this story, set in the 1960s, the daughter of Ladino-speaking immigrants from Turkey is attempting to cope with their very conservative attitudes… More It may come as quite a surprise to people living elsewhere that Mexico (and Mexico City in particular) has a small but thriving Jewish community. In this story, set in the 1960s, the daughter of Ladino-speaking immigrants from Turkey is attempting to cope with their very conservative attitudes towards young women, and her own desires for her life. They believe that the only career for a girl is marriage, whereas she wants to be an artist, and doesn't care about being a bride. A compromise is briefly achieved when she announces her engagement to a Jewish boy who is a doctor, but the conflict resumes when she calls it off. Meanwhile, she has a friend who is the daughter of Eastern European Jews: her life is much freer, but she, too, is able to shock her parents. In her case, the shock is that she has become romantically involved with a gentile boy who is active in liberal political circles. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
- Directed By
- Guita Schyfter
- Genres
- Art House & International, Comedy
- In Theaters
- Oct 3, 1997 Wide
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Cast
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Claudette Maille
as Oshinica Mataraso
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Angélica Aragón
as Sara
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Ernesto Laguardia
as Saavedra
- Pedro Armendariz Jr.
- Emilio Echevarría
- Maya Mishalska
- Miguel Couturier
- Nathan Grinberg
- Verónica Langer