Luce (2019)
Año de lanzamiento: 2019
Nación: China, United States
Alternative Title: Pannim Rabbot La'Emet, ルース, Люс, Луче
Director: Julius Onah
Writer: J.C. Lee, Julius Onah
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Andrew Yang, John Baker, Julius Onah
Co-Producer: Eric Ro, Marshall Johnson
Executive Producer: Amber Wang, J.C. Lee, Rob Feng
Compañías: Altona Filmhaus, Dream Factory Group, New Tropics, Topic Studios
Género: Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Budget: N/A
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Palabras clave: adopted son, arlington
Historia
Luce, an adopted Ethiopian son of a wealthy American family, has achieved remarkable success as both a star athlete and top student at his prestigious school in Arlington, Virginia. His seemingly perfect image is challenged when one of his teachers, Ms. Wilson, finds disturbing views on political violence in his journal. Luce's parents, Amy and Peter, struggle to reconcile this revelation with their son's accomplishments and the progressive values they hold. As the family navigates this crisis, it causes intense debates on race and identity within their social circle.
Resumen
Luce explores the complex dynamics of race, privilege, and perception through its protagonist Luce (played by Kelvin Harrison Jr.), an adopted Ethiopian teenager who has been raised in a white American household. The film challenges idealized notions of success and progressivism, as Luce's parents grapple with the implications of his views on political violence. Directed by Julius Onah, 'Luce' premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2019 and was praised for its exploration of timely themes and strong performances.
