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By Marguerita X (21) on 04 Sep 2010

Very cleverly told story and beatiful film…

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By Visitorq S (193) on 07 Aug 2010

Hiroshima Mon Amour ha sul cinema l' effetto deflagrante di una bomba H le cui radiazioni si insinuano nelle crepe del cinema contemporaneo…

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By Sol H (208) on 24 Jul 2010

Probably the best French new wave film I've seen, which to be fair, isn't a lot…

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By Meredith D (31) on 26 May 2010

Atmospheric, intelligent, and reflective, this mood piece is a staple of the French New Wave, as well as modernism…

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By Vaibhav W (228) on 11 May 2010

This French film starts off as a love-story set against the backdrop of Hiroshima, but then quickly delves into art house boredom. Meh…

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By Kilgore T (22) on 07 Apr 2010

My first Resnais, and it simply didn't disappoint. And now I kinda know where's Wong Kar-wai inspiration for In the Mood for Love comes from…

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By Chen Y (42) on 07 Apr 2010

My first Resnais, and it simply didn't disappoint. And now I kinda know where's Wong Kar-wai inspiration for In the Mood for Love comes from…

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By Bene F (48) on 23 Mar 2010

Una desgarrante encuentro,que tiene lugar en japon,lleno de sensualidad,recuerdos dela guerra y choques culturales,un un suceso que revive…

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By Peter B (1,397) on 04 Mar 2010

In Hiroshima Mon Amour, a married Frenchwoman from Nevers has a tryst with a married Japanese man from Hiroshima…

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By Amanda C (916) on 25 Feb 2010

An absolutely gorgeous film. Beautiful cinematography and a beautiful script. The two leads are phenomenal…

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By Elizabeth S (547) on 20 Feb 2010

It's difficult to quantify the breadth of Hiroshima?s impact…

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By Víctor O (41) on 13 Feb 2010

Talvez a tal da Nouevelle vague nao seja muito a minha praia. Acho que os cinÃ©filos nunca mais vao querer falar comigo…

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By Ryan M (2,675) on 07 Feb 2010

Alain Resnais wanted to make a documentary on the survivors of the atom bomb at Hiroshima, and the first ten minutes of the film features various…

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By Lynda M (383) on 22 Jan 2010

Some times simplicity can be meaningfull with deep, depends how you feel. A film shot in a poetic manner, and yet eye pleasing in many ways…

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By Britt K (40) on 10 Jan 2010

This is easy the most beautiful film I've ever seen…

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By Elvira B (66) on 25 Dec 2009

A French actress shooting a film about peace in Hiroshima meets a Japanese man in a bar. They decide to go together. They fall in love…

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By Saara T (99) on 15 Dec 2009

A great, classic French film. If you love great, cinematic movies, this is a must see…

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By Diana W (351) on 11 Dec 2009

The best movie i've seen this year! released in who knows what year (it escaped me), but it still managed to hook me…

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By Brandon S (2,121) on 02 Dec 2009

One of the most beautiful, ethereal, poetic and touching films I have ever seen. It is one incredible existential romance…

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By Toronto D (34) on 25 Nov 2009

If you take this as just a simple love affair between a foreign tourist and a local, this is already a decent movie, but with Resnais you know…

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