Criadas y Señoras
Hay secretos que lo cambian todo.
2011 • 146 min • Drama
Our family guide
Best from age 13- 75 Reviewers · 4 · 60%
- 82 Audience · 9166 · 40%
En el Mississippi de la década de 1960, una aspirante a escritora regresa a casa y decide escribir un libro desde la perspectiva de las empleadas domésticas afroamericanas. Esta decisión desafía las normas sociales y las divisiones raciales de la época, sacando a la luz sus experiencias. La historia destaca temas de valentía e injusticia.
- Violence & peril
- 3/10
- Language
- 3/10
- Drinking, drugs & smoking
- 2/10
- Romance & sensuality
- 1/10
- Scary moments
- 2/10
Heads up
- Representa discriminación racial y prejuicios que pueden ser perturbadores.
- Algunos personajes experimentan abuso emocional y ostracismo social.
- Breves escenas muestran a personajes fumando y bebiendo socialmente.
What it models well
- Decir la verdad al poder
- Empatía y comprensión
- Coraje frente a la injusticia
- Amistad y solidaridad
Talk about it after
- La historia de la segregación y su impacto en la vida de las personas.
- Cómo los individuos pueden desafiar la injusticia sistémica.
- La importancia de escuchar diferentes perspectivas.
- El significado del verdadero coraje y la solidaridad.
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Top billed cast
Director: Tate Taylor • Crew: Tate Taylor
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Reviewer notes
Not recommendedSound, music, acting, sets, and camera are good in this movie but I do have concerns what the story is saying about african americans.…
RecommendedI hadn’t quite realised the extent to which racial segregation laws permeated into every day life, especially when a black person couldn't cut a white child’s hair or write anything remotely disparaging about their white brethren. “Skeeter” (Emma Stone) returns from college and decides there might be a way around this.…
RecommendedTrusted family reviewersGreat watch, probably won't watch again, and can recommend. To be fair, you should watch this prepared for what it is: a racial suffrage movie. That means that it is filled with racism and unfair strife, and stupid jerks of the elite class that are under the impression that they can still buy and sell people because they do.…
RecommendedTrusted family reviewersI just watched The Help, almost immediately after finishing the book. Now, when comparing The Film to The Book it was based on (generally speaking), one major rule of thumb almost always applies: The Book is better. The Help is no exception. Accordingly, with the novel still so fresh in the back of my mind, separating my mind from the book in order to enjoy the film was an almost impossible task.…
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Details
- TMDB audience
- 8.2/10 (9,166)
- Age rating
- PG-13
- Status
- Released
- Budget
- $25,000,000
- Box office
- $216,600,000
- IMDb
- tt1454029
