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Drama • 2000 • 1 hr 58 min
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Juliette Binoche, Thierry Neuvic, Josef Bierbichler, Alexandre Hamidi, Maimouna Hélène Diarra
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My least favourite from Haneke. It's presentation is needlessly complex, but it does tell a worthwhile story if you have patience.
A fragmentary sequence. Some might find it rather inert but it raises interesting questions about modern Europe
Haneke, whether you like him or not, is one of the greatest auteurs ever. He's precise and shows such powerful aesthetic. Another great film
Stunning camera work captures rather tough to watch sequences. Such an odd movie and I don’t mean that positively. A strange one for sure
I used to adore Henke as a teenager. But I don’t so much anymore. This is one of his films I just could hardly get through.
A connection of interesting and beautifully shot single takes that don't really add up to anything in the end, but that's exactly the point.
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