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Moving and brilliant, don't you think?

posted 17 years ago by haasxaar
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A great film, does anyone agree? One of the most poetic films I have ever seen

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[–] claudehiver-1 17 years ago

yes just wonderful! no doubt one of the greatest directors ever! A true observer of people that go through love and live, that celebrate and suffer.
And this is one of his best attempts.

[–] layne5402 16 years ago

Yes indeed. A very beautiful and sad film. Piccoli and Romy are brilliant and the pictures are also great.

Could any hell be more horrible than now and real?
-Jim Morrison

[–] didierfort 15 years ago

Yes I do. I just saw it tonight and I was impressed ,through and through, by... everything! Brilliant still genuinely moving. Cast, light, pace, dialogues... Wow!

[–] renzopiano 15 years ago

Saw it on TV5 today and was totally engrossed by it.

I need time to "digest" it really.

But "tour de force" is appropriate for some of the scenes ( the people who have seen knows which scenes I'm referring to).

[–] ambjlh 11 years ago

YES! Watched it today- a keeper!

[–] Zoomorph 10 years ago

Disagree. Overrated. Lacks depth, a bit too superficial, slight amateur vibe, it just doesn't work.

~ Observe, and act with clarity. ~

[–] HerrStrauss (126) 2 years ago

Overrated?! It’s a practically an unknown movie!