Novia que te vea

1994
1h 54m

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7.0/10

134

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Comedy Drama

Two Mexican Jewish girls of come of age in Mexico City during the 1960s.Two Mexican Jewish girls of come of age in Mexico City during the 1960s.Two Mexican Jewish girls of come of age in Mexico City during the 1960s.

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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

134

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Awards
- 6 wins & 13 nominations

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Trivia
Géraldine Bazán's debut.

Goofs
The left hand of Oshinika's grandfather is in a different position in a photo with a friend after the shoot.

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9/10

Coming Back to Chgo on 9/17/08

As part of Cinema/Chgo's annual Summer Screening Series @ the Chgo Cultural Center. Also available from Amazon. Note that characters in this film speak FOUR different languages (depending on content): Hebrew, Ladino, Spanish & Yiddish. Rifke (one of the 2 leads) is also studying indigenous languages in college.

Info provided in prior comment is correct: Oshi is from a Sephardic family that immigrated to Mexico from Turkey right after WWI. Her "family language" is Ladino. Rifke is from an Ashkenazi family that moved to Mexico from Poland right before WWII (altho her uncle survives the Holocaust & joins them after WWII). Her "family language" is Yiddish. Most of the time though, with each other, with school friends, etc, the girls speak Spanish, but there's also lots of Hebrew too -- in the synagogue, Hashomer Hatzair (the Zionist youth group), etc.

For more on this topic, see A KISS TO THIS LAND.