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Queens
Directed by
Manuel Gómez Pereira
R
2005
1h 47m
Comedy
,
Romance
6.5
45%
60%
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Five mothers cope with the drama that surrounds their gay sons at a mass wedding.
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Cast of Queens
Carmen Maura
Magda
Verónica Forqué
Nuria
Marisa Paredes
Reyes
Mercedes Sampietro
Helena
Betiana Blum
Ofelia
Gustavo Salmerón
Hugo
Unax Ugalde
Miguel
Hugo Silva
Jonás
Daniel Hendler
Óscar
Paco León
Narciso
Raúl Jiménez
Rafa
Tito Valverde
Héctor
Lluís Homar
Jacinto
Jorge Perugorría
César
Ginés García Millán
Néstor
José Luis García Pérez
Pasajero Tren
Pep Guinyol
Juez
José Albarrán
Mozo de Estación
Quim Capdevila
Recepcionista Hotel
Pedro Civera
Sergio
Quim Vila
Santiago
Luis Salguero
Médico Urgencias
Joan Crosas
Marc
Jaime Ordóñez
Agente Policía
Sandro Cordero
Dueño Chiringuito
Mariano Peña
Julián
Lucina Gil
Mónica
Mercedes Castro
Mujer Jardinero 1
Jesús Ruyman
Jardinero 1
Julio Arrojo
Empleado AVE
Andrea Occhipinti
Chico Organización
Manuel Gómez Pereira
Director / Writer
Yolanda García Serrano
Writer
Joaquín Oristrell
Writer
José Luis Escolar
Producer
Queens Ratings & Reviews
Austin Chronicle
Toddy Burton
The result is an episodic feel which lends itself that much more to the sense that Queens missed its calling as a soap opera. Indeed, the film lacks the complexity, visual style, and emotional charge of decent filmmaking.
Miami Herald
Rene Rodriguez
The star-heavy cast, which includes such big Spanish names as Carmen Maura, Marisa Paredes and Veronica Forque, are a treat to watch even when their dialogue isn't all it could be.
Seattle Times
John Hartl
The frantic artificiality of the script rarely allows the characters to breathe. This is dinner-theater farce, featherweight and juiceless.
Boston Globe
Wesley Morris
It feels like [Pereira] just plucked the men themselves from atop a wedding cake and stuck them in his movie, where for the most part they stand decoratively around and watch the women make suds from all this soap.
San Francisco Chronicle
G. Allen Johnson
With what amounts to 20 characters crossing paths, Pereira's job description might seem more traffic cop than director, but he rises to the challenge and adds style and splashy color to boot.
Chicago Sun-Times
Teresa Budasi
Spanish director Manuel Gomez Pereira certainly draws inspiration from his compatriot Pedro Almodovar -- several of the actresses are even Pedro alums -- but the film falls short of Almodovar's usual depth and complexity.
Chicago Tribune
Jessica Reaves
Unfortunately for director and co-writer Manuel Gomez Pereira, all the energy in the world isn't enough to compensate for the superfluous plot lines and outrageous overacting that weigh down this bit of warm-hearted Spanish fluff.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Eleanor Ringel Cater
We may be deep in Telemundo territory, but that doesn't diminish the glow-in-the-dark charisma of these impressive ladies.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
Pereira goes in for lots of time shifts and split screens, piling on the contrivances like so many costume baubles when a single string of pearls would do.
The Hollywood Reporter
Michael Rechtshaffen
An ungainly, broadly played comedy.
Village Voice
Melissa Levine
With five overbearing mothers and six overshadowed gay sons, this Spanish meet-the-parents ensemble farce aims for Almodvar but falls far short.
Variety
Jonathan Holland
Queens is distinguished from a hundred other slick screwballers only by virtue of its theme -- the first mass gay wedding in Spain. Otherwise, it's middle-of-the-road formula fare all the way.
New York Times
Jeannette Catsoulis
A dithering but generous Spanish farce, Queens follows the coming nuptials of three gay couples by focusing on their overbearing mothers.
Newsday
Stephen Williams
[A] frothy, occasionally charming romantic comedy.
New York Post
V.A. Musetto
There's potential here, but the script is entirely too, shall we say, Hollywood. There's even a dog-poop joke.
Los Angeles Times
Carina Chocano
The movie has no higher ambition than to please a crowd; the fact that it easily does is proof of the world's heartening capacity for change.
Boxoffice Magazine
Tim Cogshell
Queens is also charming and funny and lightly frothy like a cool late-summer drink.
Entertainment Weekly
Scott Brown
A threadbare crazy-quilt of Spanish sex comedies.
Slant Magazine
Ed Gonzalez
The film's sexual-emotional progressivism not only shames our youth-obsessed, sexist film culture but the culture at large.
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