Detachment
Drama • NR • 2011 • 1 hr 38 min
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simply incredible. my personal favourite film. such a winding, beautiful and sad tale of a lost soul.
Incredible, beautiful idea and context, very powerful performance by Adrian Brody, nice soundtrack worth to watch really....
I really liked it, but the fake documentary style takes away a lot.
I love when movie describe reality this vividly, 30min in and I couldn’t stop crying until the movie ended.. Henry is in everyone of us
Will be too pretentious for some and I rolled my eyes a few times but it had some nice moments and engaged me for the full runtime.
Adrien Brody shines in Detachment, a gripping exploration of the harsh realities in education, leaving a lasting impact.
Serious topic and good acting gives a perspective on an area in life not commonly seen
This might be the best drama I’ve seen. Real life problems and good acting. Good movie overall.
Despite depressing atmosphere, it is an optimistic film.
Life presented in its dark colours. Leaves a big hole inside and gives a lot of thoughts about life. Different from all the movies I've seen
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