SummaryA homosexual dentist agrees to take care of his nine-year-old nephew while his sister travels in India.
Directed By:Miguel Albaladejo
Written By:Salvador García Ruiz, Miguel Albaladejo
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63
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Metascore
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69% Positive
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Bear Cub casually pulls off an amazing feat--combining innocent childhood nostalgia and graphic sexuality.
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The audience gets all of the love, with none of the guilt. It's enough to give you faith in family dramas again.
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Moves deftly from a wry and affectionate father-son bonding comedy to wrenching drama.
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At the end, Bear Cub does have a brush with sentimentality. But by then, its integrity and low-key truthfulness has been certified in a dozen different ways.
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Pedro is what a friend of mine calls a ''macho Iberico," which refers to a certain type of cocky, insensitive Spanish man.
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Much smarter than the average comedy.
50
If you're thinking of taking the kids to Bear Cub because the title sounds like something they'd enjoy -- don't!
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Production Company:
- Canal+ España
- Generalitat Valenciana
- Hispanocine Producciones Cinematográficas
- Institut Valencià de Cinematografia (IVAC)
- Star Line TV Productions S.L.
- TeleMadrid
- Televisión Española (TVE)
Release Date:Nov 5, 2004
Duration:1 h 39 m
Rating:R
Tagline:Parenthood is about to get a little hairer
Awards
Dallas OUT TAKES
• 1 Win & 1 Nomination
Toulouse Cinespaña
• 1 Win & 1 Nomination
Montréal World Film Festival
• 1 Win & 1 Nomination
