José Luis García Pérez,
David Castillo,
Diana Cerezo,
Mario Arias,
Arno Chevrier
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A man tries to leave his wild life behind him for the sake of a young boy in this comedy drama. Pedro (José Luis García Pérez) is a dentist who lives and works in Madrid. Pedro is also a "bear" -- sla... read more
DVD Release Date: May 10, 2005
Stats: 118 reviews
Really liked this bear culture movie. A bit dissappointed that gay movies have to alway include aids into everything. But there were some very wonderful moments within.
this movie is about a guy who is a gay bear. bears in the gay community is someone who is often overweight and has a lot of natural hair. to tell you the truth, those gay bear types have always scared me, but we all have to overcome our phobias sonner or later, right?
well this ... read more
I enjoyed this immensely. Another movie that expands the definition of what a family is. I did find the ending a little abrupt but certainly worth watching.
Wonderful Movie. It's great because it doesn't deal with the cliché gay movie plot lines. No AIDs, not fight for acceptance, no dead boyfriend, no getting beat u ect. it is simply a story centering around a character who happens to be gay. yes it's subtitled but so what, some of ... read more
A beautiful story of love and family. The subtitles can zip by quickly sometimes, but you forgive and move on because the story is so beautiful.
An unconventional uncle becomes guardian to his young nephew in this sensitive tale. When he agrees to care for his sister's 9-year-old son Bernardo (David Castillo) for just a couple of weeks, Pedro (José Luis García-Pérez) decides it's best to curtail his active homosexual life... read more
Suddenly this careful and patient movie turns cheap and hasty, with unexpected disclosures, desperate curveballs, and crocodile tears. It's not ruinous, but it's not good either. Full Review
It turns into a subtle character study that both gay and straight audiences will find moving. Full Review
Had the story had more oomph to it, its stance would have seemed a lot more important as an artistic issue. But as things sit, it's an abstract plus indeed. Full Review
A touching, frank movie about parenting. Full Review
The film's ambitions are laudable, and it manages to be touching, funny and true to life. Full Review
It's enough to give you faith in family dramas again. Full Review
The strength of Bear Cub is that it eschews exposition in favor of gradual revelation. Full Review
It unfortunately turns downbeat.
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