Amour
Drama • PG-13 • 2012 • 2 hr 7 min
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Jean-Louis Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva, Isabelle Huppert, Alexandre Tharaud, William Shimell
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Two extraordinary actors at the top of their game telling a story of illness and loss that you will think about long after it is over.
i love this movie, makes me cry a lot, it's so depressing but real, just magnificent
Que me aburri un poco? Pos supongo que sí pero la brutalidad tan pasiva de haneke me conquistó
heartbreaking are and tragic! So cold and deadly silence 9/10
What an emotional and thought-provoking movie. The way that the camera stayed still also gives some kind of interesting nuance. A must see!
if you are scared of death, ilness or aging, this is the film to watch.
Heartbreaking, scarier than most straightforward horror films. Made with such confidence and bluntness, it’s hard not to appreciate this
You just know it won't end well. Heart breaker.
Une superbe histoire d'amour. Beau et triste
Your heart will break because this film shows the pain and suffering of the elderly in the most emotional way. A masterpiece of violence
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