Naked (2002)
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Three couples with varying degrees of success in both financial and romantic matters find they know relatively little about themselves or their respective partners in director Doris Dorrie's 2002 film Naked. Successful stockbroker Dylan (Mehmet Kurtulus) and his gorgeous wife, Charlotte (Nina Hoss), host a dinner party at their lavish apartment for two other pairs of friends, the recently separated Felix (Benno Furmann) and Emilia (Heike Makatsch) and the seemingly happy Boris (Juergen Vogel)
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Heike Makatsch
Emilia -
Benno Fürmann
Felix -
Alexandra Maria Lara
Annette -
Jürgen Vogel
Boris -
Nina Hoss
Charlotte -
Mehmet Kurtulus
Dylan
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It's hard to say if that's the filmmaker's intention, but the film's honesty is its saving grace.
Top CriticAfter we spend about an hour listening to each couple argue and complain, the dinner party starts and all six characters begin to argue and complain as a group.
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La música y el escenario principal, una casa modernosa que recuerda a un cuadro de Mondrian, me dieron a ratos una sensación a Mon Oncle de Tati. Pero sólo eso, porque de resto no tiene nada que ver.
Los actores son simpáticos. Las actrices guapas. Una de ellas usa una peluca rosada. Nunca pensé sería posible que alguien se vea más atractivo usando una de esas, ¡pero de hecho ocurre! Su supuesto esposo, por el otro lado, tiene un cierto grado de desagrado. Acabo de decir que son todos simpáticos, pues bueno, no.
Es una película ligeramente refrescante. Tiene segmentos musicales y muchos diálogos. MUCHOS PERO MUCHOS DIÁLOGOS. No son muy reveladores, y si lo que intentas es aprender alemán, te va a costar seguir la marcha al tren de tonterías que dicen.
Fue demasiada cháchara de amor para mí. Por un rato es agradable, pero se pasan. Tampoco se me ocurre a qué público está enfocada la peli. Creo que ese es el punto más débil de la peli, no es para nadie, ni siquiera para parejas de treintañeros.