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By Jen S (201) on 08 Sep 2011

I know its a Resnais, and great part of people just cant give a shitty rate to it, but I dunno, there's something that annoys me big about…

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By Stan R (49) on 18 Aug 2011

While the horrors of Hiroshima dominate they gradually give way to the themes of time, memory and identity that are so central to his work,…

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By Murray S (110) on 16 Aug 2011

This is so right up my alley when it comes to movies; complex, subtle, insightful, difficult, rewarding, and a formal tour-de-force. Resnais FTW…

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By Jeffrey C (821) on 08 Jul 2011

Beautifully filmed crazy people having a ridiculous conversation…

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By Chris G (1,743) on 08 Jul 2011

Beautifully filmed crazy people having a ridiculous conversation…

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By Michael M (3,845) on 21 Jun 2011

Another full marks from me for an obscure arthouse movie, I know, you're all probably getting sick of it…

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By Luis Diego R (125) on 11 Jun 2011

A film about memories and romance on a post-bomb Hiroshima. A complex exploration through the mind of the characters…

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By Orlando M (27) on 03 May 2011

I was just looking at Rutger Hauer's list of 5 favorite movies and this one is there…

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By Natalie M (473) on 21 Apr 2011

A very original film. There really isn't another like it. Features real footage from Hiroshima as well as it's central relationship…

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By Andrejs P (115) on 19 Mar 2011

Tends to loose out due to the partly disconnected parts of the storyline, but never the less has depth and merit…

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By Tarun N (25) on 08 Mar 2011

This Movie is is one of the most famous art film I ever seen The film's story is simple and direct, stylistic visuals and poetic presentation…

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By Vivian Z (6) on 27 Feb 2011

A love story set almost 15 years after the bombing of Hiroshima between a French actress and Japanese architect…

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By Evan K (781) on 27 Jan 2011

I didn't think this was New Wave, most cinema authors theorists don't associate Renais with the New Wave becaue he had nothing to do with the…

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By Johannes R (35) on 17 Jan 2011

17.1.2011 Alain Resnais' masterpiece about how our memories create our characters…

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By Ghazal S (34) on 15 Jan 2011

So much like House is Black, a little like Before Sunset...Hiroshima Mon Amour is a visual poem about loving, losing, sorrow, memory, identity,…

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By Alex F (1,325) on 20 Nov 2010

Spooky movie about Hiroshima, basically a love affair between a french woman who stays in Hiroshima for a movie cast, and a japanese architect…

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By Darren P (526) on 10 Nov 2010

I am not one for melodrama, but this piece had me convinced it was something special. Then it kept going. And going…

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By Jeff B (2,998) on 03 Nov 2010

Interesting movie. It dragged at a few points, but most of the time I was fascinated…

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By Scarlett B (57) on 30 Oct 2010

So dull and repetitive. However interesting contrast of dialogue and images. Beautifully written…

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By Jens T (504) on 09 Oct 2010

Eroticism is not engaging in physical pleasure, it's indulging in physical intimacy right up to the point where your guards fall completely…

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