Sexo con amor (2003)

Director:

Boris Quercia

Writer:

Boris Quercia (writer)

Release Date:

27 March 2003 (Chile)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

La película que no acaba

Plot:

In Santiago, Chile, the schoolteacher Luisa proposes a debate about sex with the parents of her students...

Plot Keywords:

Sex | Pregnant | Gynecologist | Leg Spreading | Female Nudity

Awards:

5 wins & 1 nomination

Cast

Sigrid Alegría	...	Luisa
Álvaro Rudolphy	...	Álvaro
Patricio Contreras	...	Jorge
María Izquierdo	...	Maca
Boris Quercia	...	Emilio
Cecilia Amenábar	...	Elena
Francisco Pérez-Bannen	...	Valentín
Javiera Díaz de Valdés	...	Susan
Loreto Valenzuela	...	Mónica
Carolina Oliva	...	Eli
Catalina Guerra	...	Angélica
Evelyn Armijo	...	Elisa
Luis Gnecco	...	Tomás
Felipe Elgueta	...	Matías
Nathalie Soublette	...	Julia

Also Known As:

Sex with Love (USA) (DVD title)

Runtime:

108 min

Country:

Chile

Language:

Spanish

Color:

Color

Certification:

Singapore:R21 | South Korea:18 | Taiwan:R-18

Movie Connections:

Remade as Sexo com Amor? (2008)

Let's talk about sex...(no spoilers version)

A group of parents goes to their children's school to talk about how to face the topic of sex in front of the kids. But all the grown ups in the room, teacher included, are way behind of being capable to even mention what's the best thing to do about sexuality.

Sexo con Amor (Sex With Love) is an assembled cast movie with excellent performances. Main characters played by Sigrid Alegría and Alvaro Rudolphy, the unfaithful teacher and the adulterous office man, are astounding. But laurels should be given to director- screen writer- lead character Boris Quercia, who plays an unsatisfied husband tempted with a gorgeous niece who comes from France. His frigid wife is acted wonderfully by María Izquierdo, a sort of Chilean Carol Burnette.

Music is even better. The soundtrack includes several songs of `Los Petinellis' one of the most popular rock bands in Chile these days.

Unfaithfulness, safe sex, terrible sex, great sex, gay sex, Santiago is exposed as a crowded city of imperfect inhabitants with great candor.

The tagline gives a trend about part of the mood within the film (La pelicula que no acaba./ the movie which doesn't come.) Well, it's interesting how wide is the range of myths or taboos included in every piece of conversation about sex. Whether is an uptight fellow or an open mind one, there is always a tiny bit of lack of honesty at the moment of talking about our own sexuality.

The biggest box office hit in Chilean cinema. The reason is a conventional and horny country whose people yell out asking for a movie that show a bit of sincerity. And we have got it.

8/ 10