Pieces of a Woman
Drama • R • 2020 • 2 hr 7 min
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Heartbreaking, fantastic acting from the entire cast
This is a sad movie but brings to light some otherwise private struggles of womanhood/relationships. Love seeing Shia Lebouf on screen too!
Excellent acting of Vanessa Kirby, could feel the deep sorrow of a mother losing a child.
A dramatic and fascinating story about motherhood and the death of a child. The story and direction of the work is admirable.
Impressive sequence of the child birth. Not a big fan of Shia Lebouf in this film.
Beautiful cinematography. This movie pulls you through hell and back out again making it feel so much better once it’s all said and done.
Very honest and very depressing. It’s a beautiful portrayal of life following the trauma of losing a child.
Beautiful way of telling a story. The details make all the difference, objects, colors, and so on.
Marvelous! Retract exately how destroied becames the World of parentes who loose a child
This movie tore my heart apart, with the horrible situation that this movie is about. The movie is beautifull and interesting. Watch it!
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