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By Pasha A (165) on 23 Nov 2010

The final Von Trier for me, and with this I've seen em all. Saved the best for last I think…

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By Kevin D (1,252) on 08 Nov 2010

It's like a combination of Million Dollar Baby, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, and Requiem For a Dream…

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By Elise M (241) on 21 Oct 2010

A masterpiece. Having seen this I have to see everything Lars Von Trier has ever done. This was excellent in many ways…

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By Robin M (368) on 21 Oct 2010

American movies almost never examine deep into the core of human emotions…

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By Garrett E (90) on 20 Oct 2010

An absolute masterpiece. Lars Von Trier is the most innovative film maker since Alfred Hitchcock…

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By Lauren D (305) on 18 Oct 2010

What a downer this one was. First off it really needs to be said that Emily Watson delivers an absolutely brilliant performance…

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By Ariane L (44) on 17 Oct 2010

Emily Watson est une de mes actrices prÃ©fÃ©rÃ©es…

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By Paul W (1,226) on 08 Oct 2010

First half is slightly boring. Overall it's a pretty good film. I empathized and sympathized with Bess…

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By Siavash - (137) on 01 Oct 2010

The guy's a sadist, and a lovely one. I loved the realism in the movie and it hurts…

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By Luna L (23) on 01 Sep 2010

Perfect mixture of realism and fantasy (in a totally unique way). Images and performance directly touches and shakes your emotions…

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By Paul Z (502) on 18 Aug 2010

Set in the Scottish countryside of the 1970s, comprised of grainy images and hand-held photography, this first installment in Danish filmmaker…

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By Byron B (1,084) on 10 Aug 2010

Although not technically a Dogme 95 flim, Breaking the Waves utlizes many of the principles of the movement to startling effect…

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By Scott M (2,584) on 03 Aug 2010

Never saw anything like it. Done on the cheap with dogme principles (No sets, natural lighting, etc). It has lovin', laughs and weirdness…

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By Lee M (4,001) on 21 Jul 2010

This is an astounding work. Emily Watson gives a performance that realizes the full potential of narrative film to capture time based art…

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By James M (2,946) on 16 Jul 2010

Artistically, Watson is quite amazing…

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By Sofia B (155) on 24 Apr 2010

Simple but perfectly original love story from Lars von Trier. If you are a fan of Trier, I am sure you will just love it…

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By Miguel I (21) on 20 Apr 2010

(from The Watermark, 03/06/97) Watson is a young girl in Scotland in the early 1970's who finds her love for her husband and her faith in God…

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By David A (1,816) on 20 Apr 2010

Visually stunning, excellent story, one of Emily Watsons best roles…

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By Martin D (1,305) on 09 Apr 2010

Danish director Lars von Trier's BREAKING THE WAVES is a sweeping romantic fable that is photographed like a low-budget documentary, resulting…

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By Joel R (315) on 09 Apr 2010

Danish director Lars von Trier's BREAKING THE WAVES is a sweeping romantic fable that is photographed like a low-budget documentary, resulting…

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