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Bear's Kiss (2002)A fairy tale-like love story between young circus artist Lola and the bear Misha, who one day transforms into a human. Director:Sergey Bodrov |
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Cast
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| Rebecka Liljeberg | ... |
Lola
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Joachim Król | ... |
Groppo
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Sergey Bodrov Jr. | ... |
Misha
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| Keith Allen | ... |
Lou
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Maurizio Donadoni | ... |
Marco
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| Anne-Marie Pisani | ... |
Margarita
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Marcela Musso | ... |
Anna
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| Ariadna Gil | ... |
Carmen
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Ringmaster
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Yuri Aleksandrov | ... |
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Natalya Aleksandrova | ... |
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Thomas Arnold |
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Aleksandr Bashirov | ... |
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Paul Berrondo |
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Michael Bornhöter |
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A fairy tale-like love story between young circus artist Lola and the bear Misha, who one day transforms into a human.
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Release Date:
13 September 2002 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
A medve csókja See more »Box Office
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$6,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Okay, the premise that the gorgeous Lola's grown up pet bear keeps transforming himself into a teenage lad (fully dressed) & then back again is off-the-wall daft. But IMHO, Rebecka Liljeberg as Lola keeps it together, with a fantastic performance (sultry teenager, coping bravely with the challenges of teenagerhood – plus the ultimate in dysfunctional (step)folks – and to top it, being besotted with a blinkin' bear). Early on I thought there might perhaps be some deep significance/ profound message going to emerge ... but when this possibility disappeared and (roughly 2/3 of the way through) and the movie crossed the line into total gobsmacking incredulity territory - I stayed captivated ... watching Ms Liljeberg. This lass has the talents and looks deserving of the Big Time (would have been great in the Scarlatt J 'Lost in Translation' role). Gosh, do all gals with exotic Scandinavian names have brilliant acting-talents & looks?