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Silk

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This movie made me believe that the novel of the same name by Alessandro Baricco must be interesting to read as a love and adventure movie; ...

33rd C�sar Awards

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Recently the L�Acad�mie des Arts et Techniques du Cin�ma announced the nominations for these awards and here they are for some categories. B...

Le Scaphandre et le Papillon (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly).

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Hypnotic. Emotionally Hypnotic. What a fabulous movie, unbelievably extraordinary and outstanding. This is a unique experience than not ofte...

Innocence

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Had to see this movie and I tell you it puzzles me how two movies based on the same story can be totally different, it is truly amazing. Thi...

Roman de Gare (Crossed Tracks)

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It�s been a long time since my last Claude Lelouch movie and I still remember and will never forget the first one I saw, the immortal A Man ...

Aleksandra (Alexandra)

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One of the most raw and direct war movies I have seen that do not show any gun fight and tears you apart by the emotions you will feel while...

Le Sable (The Sand)

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Paris 2002. Extremely beautiful Paris. Hot summer. Paris-Plage (Paris beach) arrives to the Seine where Mahaut spends her nights dreaming ab...

My Blueberry Nights

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This Wong Kar-wai movie is at the same time different and similar to his movies. His first English speaking language movie has many scenes w...

Elizabeth the Golden Age

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Nice study of power with impressive costumes and outstanding scenery especially the burning of the Spanish Armada and Elizabeth I standing i...

68th Prix Louis Delluc

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This is one of the most prestigious French Film awards -considered as �le Goncourt du 7e art�- and in this edition the winners are: Prix Lou...

Bikur Ha-Tizmoret (The Band�s Visit)

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This charming film by Elin Kolirin has beautiful visual composition, good and subtle comedy rhythm and very good director, and all that make...

XXY

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Sometimes is better not to read at all about a movie, as when you finally see it you miss some of the drama. I read a very brief synopsis of...

?????????? ??????? - Utomlyonnye Solntsem (Burnt by the Sun)

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With a very interesting and compelling story this 1994 Nikita Mikhalkov movie tells about a revolutionary hero Colonel Kotov spending an idy...

Irina Palm

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Like a critic says this is �a funny, touching and original coming-of-age tale with a big difference: the person coming of age is way past me...

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer

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This is another movie I been avoiding as I didn�t like the title and I had no idea what the novel by Patrick S�skind was all about, as I hav...

The Wind That Shakes the Barley

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Today was a good day to see movies I been avoiding to watch. This movie I didn�t wanted to see it because I knew what was about and that it ...

Atonement

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Hope all of you had nice holidays, mine were great and I�m just sorry that I�m back!! But the good news is that I was able to see one very g...

Du Levande (You. The Living)

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This very complex (yet simple) Roy Andersson movie tells no specific story and shows us 57 vignettes (didn�t count them read it somewhere) o...
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