Second Generation (2003) Reviews

Second Generation (2003)
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Second Generation stars Parminder Nagra as the free-thinking daughter in a traditional Indian family who has torn herself away from the restrictive traditions of her parents. A family emergency brings her back into the fold, where the entire family must contend with how their world sometimes is at odds with the modern London world they inhabit. In addition to the struggles with her family, the daughter is caught in a love triangle involving her British fiancé and her old flame. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

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Director(s):
Jon Sen
Format(s):
DVD
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JOAN K.

This movie is a great depiction of what the parents and children of immigrants face when they go to a new country. The story was somewhat predictable and at times hard to follow but the story overall was informative and a nice movie to watch.

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Chirag B.

first i thought the movie was well done with the different story lines well integrated. Being Indian and knowing all the cultural mores and taboos, i think that it does display them well and overall the acting was very good and everyone who saw it with us agreed that it was enjoyable. not the greatest but pretty well done movie

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Joseph S.

not a bad movie shows the generation gaps between parents and children of immigrants

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Joseph D.

particularly good acting from om puri and parminder nagra. Good story with insights into another culture.

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Alw M.

This movie really didn't hold my interest at all. It wasn't quite what I was expecting.

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    JOAN K.

    This movie is a great depiction of what the parents and children of immigrants face when they go to a new country. The story was somewhat predictable and at times hard to follow but the story overall was informative and a nice movie to watch.

    Yes   |   No

     
    Chirag B.

    first i thought the movie was well done with the different story lines well integrated. Being Indian and knowing all the cultural mores and taboos, i think that it does display them well and overall the acting was very good and everyone who saw it with us agreed that it was enjoyable. not the greatest but pretty well done movie

    Yes   |   No

     
    Joseph S.

    not a bad movie shows the generation gaps between parents and children of immigrants

    Yes   |   No

     
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