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Shelter [Edizione: Regno Unito] [Edizione: Regno Unito]

Brad Rowe (Attore), Tina Holmes (Attore), Jonah Markowitz (Regista) Età consigliata: Adatto per 15 anni e più Formato: DVD
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Formato Importazione, PAL
Collaboratore Trevor Wright, Jonah Markowitz, Tina Holmes, Brad Rowe
Lingua Inglese
Tempo di esecuzione 1 ora e 25 minuti
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Charged with the electric crackle of first love, this sweet and sexy California romance is about a confused young artist torn between his family and his future. Fresh out of high school, Zach (Trevor Wright) gives up a full scholarship to spare his 5-year-old nephew from their dysfunctional family. Now restless and isolated, the gifted youth toils at a local diner. But everything changes when he finds himself drawn to thirtysomething Shaun (Brad Rowe, Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss), a confident young writer. As the two hit the surf and Shaun's mattress with equal enthusiasm, they fall into a secret relationship that may give Zach the courage he needs to follow his passions.

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.77:1
  • Fuori produzione ‏ : ‎ No
  • Età consigliata ‏ : ‎ Adatto per 15 anni e più
  • Lingua ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Dimensioni del collo ‏ : ‎ 18,03 x 13,76 x 1,48 cm; 83,16 grammi
  • Numero modello articolo ‏ : ‎ 807839003499
  • Regista ‏ : ‎ Jonah Markowitz
  • Formato supporto ‏ : ‎ Importazione, PAL
  • Tempo di esecuzione ‏ : ‎ 1 ora e 25 minuti
  • Data d'uscita ‏ : ‎ 6 gennaio 2020
  • Attori ‏ : ‎ Brad Rowe, Tina Holmes, Trevor Wright
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Tla Releasing
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B001A8VRYO
  • Numero di dischi ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Recensioni dei clienti:
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1.186 valutazioni globali
Shelter🤩
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Shelter🤩
..bellissimo!
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anto
5,0 su 5 stelle Shelter🤩
Recensito in Italia il 7 agosto 2022
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..bellissimo!
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anto
5,0 su 5 stelle Shelter🤩
Recensito in Italia il 7 agosto 2022
..bellissimo!
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mjfan80
5,0 su 5 stelle Film commovente, storia d'amore davvero sana, colonna sonora stupenda
Recensito in Italia il 15 agosto 2011
Il film è davvero bello. Un film LGBT davvero ben fatto. Storia d'amore appassionante e "sana", colonna sonora fantastica e commovente. Mi sono innamorato subito del film. Fa pensare, riflettere: si è pronti davvero ad una storia d'amore? Quale è la "migliore" o "normale" famiglia?
Consigliabile a tutti, e non solo a "gay friendly"
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4,0 su 5 stelle Molto bello
Recensito in Italia il 15 gennaio 2017
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Molto bello anche se essendo in lingua originale non ho potuto capirlo al meglio.
Comunque mi è piaciuto lo stesso.
La prossima volta che acquisterò un DVD mi preoccuperò di sapere se è la versione italiana o quanto meno se ci sono le didascalie
in italiano
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Zurvan56
4,0 su 5 stelle Tenera storia d'amore fuori dagli stereotipi
Recensito in Italia il 18 giugno 2011
Ambientazione tipicamente americana, cittadina provinciale dove un ragazzo lavora in un fast food,svolge la funzione di baby sitter e figura paterna per il figlio della sorella, dipinge, vorrebbe frequentare l'accademia, ma non ha il coraggio di rompere i ponti. Senza convinzione tira avanti una relazione con una ragazza. Poi compare il fratello del suo migliore amico di professione scrittore, in fuga da una relazione omo fallita, in crisi creativa e dall'amicizia rinnovata, dalla passione comune per il surf nasce un sentimento profondo che cambierà completamente le loro vite.
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Ricardo Inda
4,0 su 5 stelle Amazing movie!
Recensito in Messico il 10 maggio 2023
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I don't have complains with the product itself, packaging is substantial and the quality of the footage is great. The only downside is that there are no subtitles. In terms of shipping, it took a while to process and send but it arrived on time and the shipping packing was alright.
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みつお
5,0 su 5 stelle 字幕なし作品なので勘違いもあるかもしれません
Recensito in Giappone il 8 settembre 2017
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日英ともに字幕がなく、自力のつたない英語力で見るしかなかった。
他の作品との比較をする場ではないが、今までみたゲイ作品では個人的に、一番素晴らしい、感動できた作品だと思っている。

人間関係が面白く、主人公が愛してしまう彼は友達の兄、姉も「ねじれた人」で、男や酒に溺れ、シングルマザーなのに子供より男という人物。その息子は主人公を父親視している、とねじれた人を描いている作品でもある。
姉が後半主人公をゲイだとなじる箇所は、「貴方に言われたくない」と思ってしまった。

ゲイだとなじられるシーンって必ず出てきますよね？汗

悩んだ主人公が最後に選択した自分自身は、心を打たれて涙したし、本来「彼女的な存在」の主人公が「彼」と手を繋いで[引っ張って]、姉貴の前に暗に彼を差し出した想いは、「よくやった!!」と心で叫んでいた。

彼ら三人家族の行く末は、子供の精神成長が心配だが、きっと上手くやって行く筈だと信じている。
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Pedro Barberá Navarrete
5,0 su 5 stelle Muy recomendable
Recensito in Spagna il 18 ottobre 2016
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Para mi gusto, Shelter es una de las historias de amor más bonitas que jamás se hayan filmado...
Ojo, está en Inglés.
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Manny07
5,0 su 5 stelle A Good Solid Story
Recensito in Canada il 28 maggio 2012
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This is an excellent movie that portrays the angst of a young man and his life. He has many pressures on him and he is battered about what he wants for himself and what he feels he needs to give in life with regards to his family.

The roles are cast beautifully and the issues of sexuality include all the characters in the story. A sister who puts her needs over her young child, a brother that is abused emotionally by his sensitive nature and a friend and his brother who stand up for him... weave an interesting tale.

This is not a "gay" movie with tantalizing sex scenes. This is an honest story and a film you will want to watch many times. Highly recommended.
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Drew Odom
5,0 su 5 stelle A Generously Spirited Love Story
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 4 aprile 2008
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"Pure being," a friend of mine once said enviously of the surfers riding the waves along the Southern California coast some thirty years ago. Though there was a strict demarcation between the gay section of the beaches and those parts that belonged to the surfers alone, even then a few surfers hung out at night in the Breakers or one of the other gay bars along Highway One, especially in Laguna. There, what seemed so easy a life out in the Pacific, just following the next big waves one after another, became less obvious and more conflicted. Stories about coming out have so dominated many gay films that the theme has developed into an archetype, a genre of its own with endless variations: from dark into light, from secrets into revelation. In Shelter, Zach is a young artist who has turned down a scholarship at CalArts in order to stay home to care for his nephew Cody. Zach has inherited the family gene, from his mother he says. All the concerns and nearly all the love the five year old Cody should find in his mother, Zach's sister Jeanne, he gets from Zach alone. Zach has had a long time girlfriend, but everything about their relationship is tentative, on hold. When he meets his best friend's older brother again after several years, they surf together, just as they used to. But Shaun is an openly gay man who has published a novel which Zach has read. Shaun's sexuality is no secret to Zach, but Zach's is to Shaun--as it may still be to Zach himself, at least in the sense that he has never before been with a man (or in all likelihood a woman; his responses to his girlfriend are mostly tepid, except when his real longings frighten him). What Zach wants more than anything are family and love. After a night during which he and Shaun kiss, Zach is happy but its meaning is still uncertain. He rides the waves, paces the deck of the house he shares with his sister and nephew in what he calls San Pedro's ghetto, then drives back to the family house on the beach where Shaun is staying to recuperate emotionally after a boyfriend has dumped him in L.A. What follows between Zach and Shaun is stunning in its impact upon both men. Their coupling, however, is not filmed as soft core porn, all or nearly all about the physical alone, but as love scenes. What matters most is the feeling shown through their eyes. All the acting in this emotionally profound film is superb, but the love beyond words Zach and Shaun manage to express just with their eyes has almost never before been seen in movies, not even, say, in Brokeback where to some degree it was often having to be hidden by one or the other man. What follows in Shelter is Zach's coming to understand what that love means to him for the rest of his life. Part of this is the usual problem of coming out to his friends and to his sister, though nearly all that effort is accomplished for him; they know before he tells them. But he must also come to see himself better; he must change, too, as he tells Shaun later. Part of that transformation is his discovering more fully who Shaun is. Shaun has been criticized by some viewers for being too patient with Zach. But patience is part of love, one of the virtues that help people abide all the messes we make or almost make out of our lives. When Zach learns that Shaun has mailed his application and portfolio to CalArts, he sees, quietly, the man's generosity. In a way, Shaun has shown that he loves Zach as kindly and patiently as Zach loves Cody. Zach's and Shaun's erotic communion is intense. But this is a love that is also caritas, deep, perhaps abiding. It is his recognition of that possibiity, if not certainty that leads Zach back to Shaun, especially after a talk with his girlfriend in which he says his only regret (about being gay) is that he wanted to make a family with her. In this moment between them, it is her goodness which allows her to encourage Zach to return to Shaun, to the different family he might find now through Shaun and with Cody. At least, she says, he should try. Near the end, after Zach and Shaun drive to the house to pick up Cody from Zach's sister who is moving to Portland with her rough boyfriend, Zach turns to Shaun and takes his hand in his. It is a gesture of love between them as telling as any more passionate embrace. The seemingly unencumbered lives both men had known together surfing when younger--Shaun the master, Zach the pupil in a running joke between them--has grown into a love that is in every sense good. I think this is one of the best movies ever made about gay men, searchingly decent and generously spirited about love without any loss in erotic force. It is also wonderfully realized, except in a few of the songs on the soundtrack, in both the director's eye and the hearts of all the performers, even those in relatively minor roles (Gabe is as perfect a surfer dude as one can imagine, but with more than the usual soul). But Trevor Wright as Zach gives to his character an especially touching complexity. Zach is in some ways still a kid, talking in the lingo of surfers, tagging buildings, riding his skateboard. But he's also emotionally older than everyone else in his life, already committed to a way of living many people never come to. His coming out is more painful to himself than it is to others perhaps because his need for real communion is already so great. Yet he finds it. This is emotionally complex work for so young an actor. But every gesture he makes, everything he expresses is true; no moment ever feels false or contrived. What the movie leaves one with is a sense of both the hopes and ambiguities of moral being, a far more difficult, yet greater life than merely riding the waves of one's youth.
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