Prodded by the need to give sex ed to her young understudies, instructor Luisa (Sigrid Alegria) welcomes the understudies' folks to a night plunk down in her homeroom. It furnishes Quercia with his best visual joke, as he arranges grown-ups in a kiddie schoolroom setting discussing sex. What Luisa doesn't tell anybody is that one of the guardians — Jorge (Patricio Contreras), creator of "Virtual Sex and Real Love" — is her darling, while her craftsman hubby Valentin is hectically taking a shot at his works of art back home.
By a long shot the pic's most intriguing character, Luisa accepts sex and love are perfect, and aversions the piece of her who's deluding pleasant person Valentin. Indeed, even as this joke stumbles over itself with one immature arrangement after another, Luisa's endeavors to square her own circle are the place "Sex With Love" attempts to get a handle on for an increasingly grown-up point of view toward sexual governmental issues.
In any case, it's not hard to see where Quercia's heart is: He gives himself the majority of the most intense comic minutes, truly peaking with a cavort with his nubile high schooler niece Susan (Javiera Diaz de Valdes) over a chugging clothes washer. Alegria's perf is on the calm side, and Contreras makes a severe picture of a specialist who can't satisfy his beliefs. Rudolphy's misrepresented Alvaro is a conspicuous satire of mod machismo.
Creation bundle is only a level or two above TV quality, with editorial manager Danielle Fillios' energetic pacing staying aware of all the cheatin' hearts.
Creation: A United Intl. Pictures discharge (in Chile) of a Chile Chita introduction of a Diego Izquierdo/Boris Quercia generation. (Universal deals: Chile Chita, Santiago.) Executive maker, Diego Izquierdo. Coordinated, composed by Boris Quercia.
Group: Camera (Technicolor), Antonio Quercia; editorial manager, Danielle Fillios; music, Alvaro Henriquez; creation creator, Rodrigo Bazaes; outfit planners, Francisca Marshall, Muriel Parra; sound (Dolby Digital), Mauricio Molina Cerda, Claudio Vargas; colleague executive, Juan Francisco Rosas. Checked on at Los Angeles Latino Film Festival, July 17, 2004. Running time: 108 MIN.
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Luisa's not the only one: Nearly everyone in this motion picture is undermining someone, or needs to. Engine mouth executive and gathering part (Alvaro Rudolphy) is doing it with pretty much every lady who goes through his office, while impregnating spouse Elena (Cecilia Amenabar). Long-lasting marrieds Emilio (Quercia) and Maca (Maria Izquierdo) carry on in bed like they've never engaged in sexual relations, and their inauspicious breakdowns sadly devour a great part of the parody's vaudeville-style humor. Jorge's union with Monica (Loreto Valenzuela) is dry, idle lastly, dead.By a long shot the pic's most intriguing character, Luisa accepts sex and love are perfect, and aversions the piece of her who's deluding pleasant person Valentin. Indeed, even as this joke stumbles over itself with one immature arrangement after another, Luisa's endeavors to square her own circle are the place "Sex With Love" attempts to get a handle on for an increasingly grown-up point of view toward sexual governmental issues.
In any case, it's not hard to see where Quercia's heart is: He gives himself the majority of the most intense comic minutes, truly peaking with a cavort with his nubile high schooler niece Susan (Javiera Diaz de Valdes) over a chugging clothes washer. Alegria's perf is on the calm side, and Contreras makes a severe picture of a specialist who can't satisfy his beliefs. Rudolphy's misrepresented Alvaro is a conspicuous satire of mod machismo.
Creation bundle is only a level or two above TV quality, with editorial manager Danielle Fillios' energetic pacing staying aware of all the cheatin' hearts.
Creation: A United Intl. Pictures discharge (in Chile) of a Chile Chita introduction of a Diego Izquierdo/Boris Quercia generation. (Universal deals: Chile Chita, Santiago.) Executive maker, Diego Izquierdo. Coordinated, composed by Boris Quercia.
Group: Camera (Technicolor), Antonio Quercia; editorial manager, Danielle Fillios; music, Alvaro Henriquez; creation creator, Rodrigo Bazaes; outfit planners, Francisca Marshall, Muriel Parra; sound (Dolby Digital), Mauricio Molina Cerda, Claudio Vargas; colleague executive, Juan Francisco Rosas. Checked on at Los Angeles Latino Film Festival, July 17, 2004. Running time: 108 MIN.
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