My Life Without Me
Drama • R • 2003 • 1 hr 46 min
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Light considering the theme. Could have been better, but a nice choice of cast.
I've remembered this movie for years now and echo the sentiment that it stays with you. Beautiful, complex, funny and evocative.
A poignant exploration of life, love, and choices, unfolding with a delicate narrative and heartfelt performances.
One of these movies that stays in your memory for ever.
The best coixet movie by far, subtle, deep and light at the same time
A movie that stays with you. The story is not just heartbreaking but also a look into the soul
Disappointed with the final. But the plot is very touching... Too slow but touching.
I loved the movie when I watched it, though I don't remember much now.. It was long ago
Great actors!
Excelent film
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