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(285) 6.6 105 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Te Ata is a movie starring Q'orianka Kilcher, Gil Birmingham, and Brigid Brannagh. Te Ata set her sights on Broadway and what she thought was her life's dream. Audition after audition she was rejected and began to wonder if she was...

Genres
Drama, Biography, History
Director
Nathan Frankowski
Starring
Q'orianka Kilcher, Graham Greene, Brigid Brannagh, Gil Birmingham

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Genres Drama, Biography, History
Director Nathan Frankowski
Writer Esther Luttrell, Esther Luttrell, Jeannie Barbour
Stars Q'orianka Kilcher, Graham Greene, Brigid Brannagh, Gil Birmingham
Country USA
Also Known As Mi nombre es Te Ata
Runtime 1 h 45 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description Te Ata set her sights on Broadway and what she thought was her life's dream. Audition after audition she was rejected and began to wonder if she was cut out for the bright lights.

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22 customer reviews about biography «Te Ata»

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Samantha H.
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 02:58

Another brilliant acting from the second half of the film. Even though the film isn't predictable, the script is very intelligent and the actors are very good at their roles. To understand the film, you must watch the first half, but if you watch it for a second time, you can also understand more about the characters and the storyline.
Heather Stewart
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 21:27

Though I am a great fan of Saudi Arabian culture and history, the Islamic Kingdom in the 1980's has always been a very divisive country. I was a little bit worried that this movie would be giving too much of a negative view of this small nation. I was not, however, so scared that I went to the theater with high expectations. I found this movie to be extremely enlightening and I was enthralled throughout the entire movie. I am still wondering, however, how the movie can be so highly praised by so many viewers, even though it is too absurd at times. For one, I thought the story was just not that sophisticated. I think it was a little bit too simple, and in some points, it is not even funny, because it seems a little too obvious. I also found some of the actors very annoying. Nawar and Raja seem to be born to play the same kind of characters and seem to be chosen solely for their looks. It may seem hard for some viewers to accept, but I think Nawar and Raja act well. The rest of the actors seemed to be just bad choices. As for the other characters, they seemed a little too goofy, but then again, the humor is pretty basic. The last thought is that I did not like the screenplay at all. Maybe it was not written with a comprehensive view of the history of Islam. Perhaps, there are too many characters that do not move the story along, like the citizens of Mecca or the embassy employees. But I did not think the movie was that realistic. I think it is hard to make a movie based on this historical event, since the religious aspects are pretty overwhelming and not easily explained. But I think that this movie is a great movie to experience the culture of Saudi Arabia, and I would not change the title. It is just that I have seen it and find it very interesting.
Denise
Friday, 19 Jun 2020 12:30

As i have been reading some of the negative reviews, i found this film not to be as bad as i thought. It had very good performances and it did not have any drama or serious themes (unlike some films in recent years) It had also a very good and simple plot. If you go to see this film, it is not meant to be taken too seriously. It is a well told story and the characters of this story are very believable. The cinematography is great. The lighting, effects and the way the film is shot are great. This film is good for families as well as friends. I am going to buy this film on DVD and watch it again on the day it comes out. There are some scenes which are just heartbreaking. I think it is worth a watch. Good work, I would recommend it!
Justin
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 23:15

The movie is historical movie and it works well but there were some scenes that felt less realistic and some that just didn't work well. The first was when there was a brief scene showing the real people in the past. The first version of the movie was okay but it didn't have the power that the movie today has. The second part was the "war" part where all the village leaders were together with the rebel leader. It was very good to see that all of them actually knew each other and knew that they were in an important war, but then it went completely downhill. The other part was the last scene where the rebel leader is looking at the moon. It was confusing and not very accurate for the scene. The thing that made the scene work was that it was the correct time period, it just wasn't that good. The third and final part was when they went to rescue the rebel leader. The movie would have worked better if they would have gone to the village with the rebels and they would have killed him off. They needed to be able to live with the fact that they had been in the village for over a month and it didn't have much affect on them. They were too busy fighting for their lives and not enough time to really be with the rebel leader. The movie was good overall but not great. There are still parts that could have been better and it could be a good movie to see with your friends. In the end I am glad that it was made and the movie did have some good things to it.
Russell O.
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 17:18

The film itself is shot with great camera angles, dark and cool colors, creating a feeling of foreboding. One can easily feel like they are there in the house and they never stop to look down at the ground. The direction is perfect, with the camera always filming from a different angle, a few times they are in the room, with the camera in a different place. And the music (which always hits when the camera is in the shadows) makes the scenes more intense. The plot is very effective and its difficult to know exactly what is going to happen at any given time, but we are given hints. To sum up, I liked this film a lot. It does not claim to be anything new, but it does offer a good deal of excitement and a really nice use of photography. If you are into historical thrillers then you should watch this one.
Amanda
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 19:05

A great film, with a great script, excellent production, some amazing cinematography. Despite its long duration, the film never loses pace. I personally find the entire journey of the film highly interesting and compelling. It is very well crafted, with a lot of character depth and symbolism. The performance by the star John Cho is outstanding, his portrayal of the supremely arrogant and arrogant personality makes the audience feel like they are watching an incredibly developed character. The script is excellent, the pace of the movie is perfect, and the finale is the best of all. The film is a work of art, a truly memorable experience. In a perfect world, this film would have a much larger audience and it would have a better worldwide reputation. But I'm not optimistic.
Walter
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 04:11

The movie will bring tears to your eyes. Not because of the message the film gives, but because of the stunning cinematography and the wonderful acting of the cast. The beautiful landscapes, the hard-working actors and the emotional story will stay with you for a long time. The first half is a movie that you can't miss. And the second half that I will remember. Best performance in a movie by an actor who hasn't won any Oscars yet.
Joshua Russell
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 20:53

Films like this are very rare and there are only a few examples of it, so here is another. This time, the period in question is the 1980s when the ruling regime of the former communist country of East Germany, the Democratic Republic of East Germany, was in power, and so was the film. Both films deal with the rise of a radical movement called the Solidarniks. They had an underground culture, they were determined to overthrow the system that ruled them. The first film is based on a book by Robert Stone, and was made as a series of documentaries. The second film, based on the book by Edward Herman, was made as an independent film and was made after his death. Both films are extremely good, but the earlier one is superior. It is made from the point of view of a group of young activists, one of whom was a girl, and I think it is better. The films are made as segments, that consist of six hour or so "episodes", which have the maximum "time" available for them. The first film deals with them in the 1980s, the second with the 1980s again. The second film is also good, but this time, it is not based on a book. The two films are totally different, so I am not going to recommend this film. I think this film was not good, it is one of the most popular films of all time, but it is very good. The point of view of the film is made like one of those things that are brought out of a silent period of the movie to a silent period. They are very minimal and isolated. The two films are good, but different and I am not sure which is better.
Billy
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 16:26

A Good movie with a great actor played by Amitabh Bachchan,if you like such a kind of movie,this movie can be it. After Mumbai Royale,hope he continues this kind of movies.
Howard
Monday, 18 May 2020 03:11

I saw the film in London last week, it is very disappointing. The main characters are shallow, it is boring, and it moves slowly. The only thing that saves the film is the performance of the directors, who at least are doing an excellent job in some respects. The director has done a great job in creating a rich and beautiful setting, but the story is flat and lacks punch. The story is very much in the 1960s; a time when it was fashionable to rebel against the ideology of the regime, so what is new in this film is the way in which the regime came to power, and the attitudes and values of the people towards that. The story is also about the forbidden sexuality between people of different social classes, but it is more appropriate to say that the story is about the people, not about the institution. It is interesting that the film was nominated for an academy award. It has been an extremely successful film, I think it would have been very good had they stopped talking about the past and focused more on the present, or the attitudes of today's youth. I think that the political ideas of the film were very boring, and the need to be politically correct made it boring, it just seemed as a way to be politically correct.
Gary
Friday, 15 May 2020 18:14

This movie starts out on the wrong foot, and then moves on to the other side of the fence. The contrast between the younger and older generations, in particular is very much in focus. The young generation of producers and directors, are more innovative and innovative than the older generation. The younger generation are really in love with pop music, they don't really understand that their artistic visions aren't good enough for an audience that are just discovering them. (One thing that seems to be missing from the movie is that I mentioned earlier, what artists are really doing in the music world. They are actually putting some really good music out there, but the whole package doesn't really come together.)
Ralph
Friday, 15 May 2020 12:17

Most of the reviewers seem to be disappointed about the lack of emotion or insight of the characters in this film. I find the lack of emotion that there was in this film to be pretty important in the story that it was telling. Yes there were a few moments of gratuitous violence and gore (mostly from the terrorists), but this was a story that was based upon real events, and that to me is all that matters. To me the main thing that makes this film special is its style and its theme. I have not read the source material, but I have seen the film and I can tell you that it took a very different approach to the story. In other words it is a very good film, but not a great film. I can understand that many people will disagree with me, but I do think that anyone that has not seen it and then was told that this is what it is, will be pleasantly surprised by what they get. As for me the film was excellent, but I am going to recommend that others see it and form their own opinions.
Debra
Thursday, 14 May 2020 04:58

As a former UN diplomat, I can appreciate the sentiment of this film, although I felt it was a bit over the top. And yet, the film brings out important historical truths about the dark side of the modern world. Though they could have used a few more dialog lines, it was well worth the watch.
Heather Sanchez
Monday, 11 May 2020 20:01

My rating is based on IMDb ratings, not the actual film's rating. Sure, there are some great moments and scenes in this film, but it lacks the real weight of one of the great films of the past. As I watched, I felt as though I had been slapped in the face with the evil of history, and as I am currently studying my film class, I would like to see this film again before I see another really great film. I would like to see a film that is powerful, without over-dramatizing the greatness of the human spirit and the need to use our differences in ways that would make us feel proud. This film, however, is a bit of a let down, and for that reason, I felt it is a worthwhile effort, but one that does not have the style or impact of the previous great film, due to the lack of epic, grand moments. The wonderful quality of this film lies in the fact that it is emotionally involving, yet realistic at the same time. The acting, music and cinematography are all great, and the director did a great job of creating a more familiar atmosphere than the previous film. The acting was good, and the film seemed to flow well. The music was great, and the cinematography was good. But, while the acting and music were great, the directing was not great. The director did a great job of creating a film that was sure to stay with you, but when the film did not need to stay with you, it was a let down. The directing was made so interesting and shocking at the same time that it was just bizarre. That does not say it was bad, it just meant that this film needed more powerful moments. The music was quite well. The cinematography was good. The acting was good. But, it was just way too over the top for its own good. In fact, I would say the director's previous film, "The Green Mile", was much more in-depth and deeper, but this film, despite the similarities, falls short of that greatness. Overall, I feel that this film was a good film, but I think it needs more dramatic moments, more time in the character's lives, and more character development to have the impact it could have.
Juan
Monday, 11 May 2020 14:04

This movie is a look at the cause of one man's love for Indian mythology, and the stories and characters that shape his life. The story of Ishta shows the journey of the artist's life from youth to his death. It also shows how history has shaped his views and his films are nothing without its historical context. There is no such thing as a fully historical film; but we can look back to tell stories as if we are. The great thing about this movie is that it can draw you into the world of Ishta, and yet not tell you much about him. It is also the only movie that has the potential to tell so many stories. It's about the art and the stories, but we see it in a very compressed fashion. It's too long for a feature film, but there is so much that can be shown. How did Ishta become the artist he was? What about his journey to India? How did he find the inspiration to make those films? How did the director guide him through his journey? What was the best of Ishta, and what were his greatest regrets? We get all that in Ishta, and that is the beauty of this movie.
Nathan Nguyen
Sunday, 10 May 2020 06:46

It's a story of a young Bengali girl who wants to go to England for her father's business, but after her grandfather dies they decide to keep the girl as their maid for her life. She meets people, tries to get a job but is not successful. The girl doesn't get along with her employer. Her father's business gets him in trouble with the government and he leaves India. She comes to England where she meets her family. Eventually, she falls in love with a middle aged English gentleman who's always had the urge to go to England. The young Bengali girl is asked to perform the traditional Indian wedding ceremony of the rich, famous and handsome. Her family doesn't know her true feelings, but she is too late. Her parents don't accept her and that's the end of her. The Bengali girl was blind, only a girl. I think it's the best movie I've seen.
Bruce Fields
Thursday, 07 May 2020 15:52

The movie is almost brilliant, it's not as good as other Hollywood movies, but it's good. The acting is better than usual, but other than that, it's a really good movie, worth the money. Some scenes are pure genius, some scenes are really really good, the camera work and the set design is also very good. Some of the scenes are really good, like the scene where "Ani-dono" plays piano in the beginning, but this is only a small part of the movie. The only bad thing is the fact that it's more like a drama than an action movie, because the storyline is more boring than action movie. If the movie is more like an action movie, the movie would be a lot better.
Walter Vargas
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 02:37

I just watched this movie, and it seems to be a pretty new one to the director. There were a lot of things I didn't like. When I saw it for the first time, I liked it, but I think after a second viewing, I liked it even less. This movie is quite different from the American movies. I think the problem is that this movie has a very heavy-handed presentation, and this creates a lot of political messages. It was really hard to connect with the characters because they were always speaking in a very, very straightforward manner, which made them very hard to relate with. I think the director got a little bit too heavy handed in his presentation. This is a really very, very deep movie, but it is not very easy to follow. The best way to understand it is to watch it in 3D, but I have not had the chance to do so yet. I am a little disappointed with the ending, but I think this movie can make some stronger connections to the American people. Overall, I think this movie is definitely an American movie, but it is not that very American movie. I think this movie can make some deeper connections to the American people, and that is the main problem.
Janice H.
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 06:11

I saw the movie at a grand opening of the Sydney Film Festival. I am a member of the Pesticide Action Network. When I first saw the movie I thought it was a B movie. I found myself laughing at some points. I thought I would hate it but I really enjoyed it. The direction was great. The screenplay was great. I think it is the first movie of the director I have watched in my life and I would certainly see it again. It was very emotional. The cinematography was wonderful. The costumes were fabulous. I could not tell whether I was watching a period movie or a contemporary film. I am not sure. I thought the fight scenes were excellent. The best was the one where the eldest brother beats the younger brother up and he gets hurt. The action was interesting. I think the script was very good. I think there was a strong connection between the fight scenes and the plot. The characters were also very interesting and it was good to have such a large cast. The acting was good. The women in the movie had their own personalities. They were not annoying in any way. In my opinion there was an abundance of them. I recommend the movie to everyone.
Shirley Vasquez
Friday, 17 Apr 2020 13:04

I would have loved to see a documentary that showed how the gay movement was so effective in the 70's. This movie, which is basically about the gay movement in New York in the 1970's, is rather cheesy and the last part was boring. They basically overdo it by showing all the political parties involved. At least I don't remember any major political party in this movie. You basically get the politics of the major parties. I am still learning about the gay movement and I really wish I had gotten more information on the LGBT community. The movie is just over done. The way the main character(Jake) speaks like a straight guy is just ridiculous. Also the way they portrayed the culture in the 70's is bad because they really did show no culture at all except for some gay culture. The ending is really lame. I am very disappointed that there wasn't more from the gay movement. Also the thing that happened to him was lame. The only way I can understand it is that he really did no wrong and he is being punished for his gay lifestyle. In my opinion that is what was going on. So in conclusion, I would definitely watch the documentary on the gay movement.
Jane Hansen
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 09:32

It's a tale of courage and sacrifice that leaves you breathless. The film starts in 1940 where the Nazis are about to carry out a massacre at the town of Krakow, Poland. The soldiers run and hide among the ruins of their barracks and keep them away from the slaughter. The film shows how the Czech resistance, with the help of the British army, fight back against the evil Germans. The movie is truly gripping, and well worth a watch. It is both a history lesson, and a look at the human qualities of a man, and what he will do to save the ones he loves. The acting was quite good, I really think this is the best Hungarian film ever made. The young girl who played the role of Emilie was fantastic, and the actor who played Pesto, was also very good. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys history, or history in general.
Henry Foster
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 00:45

This movie isn't all that bad. The story is quite interesting, and the movie does a good job with it's setting, especially the backdrop to the central conflict between the Ottomans and the Kurds. I was not particularly moved to tears by this movie, but I did get the feeling of anger that the Ottomans were trying to convince themselves of what they were doing was right, and that their way was "right." I was also quite moved by the images of Kurdish villages being destroyed. It was pretty much all right to be angry at the Turks, so it was good to see the Turks reacting this way to the Kurds. The film also had a few points I found somewhat confusing, but overall, this movie was interesting. Overall, it's a pretty good film, and it does a good job in depicting what it's like for the people of the Kurdistan to be ruled by the Ottomans. There is a lot of historical content, and it is a good movie overall.
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