Review of Letter from an Unknown Woman (1948) by Noam S — 15 Aug 2007
If any film fulfils the potential of the medium, as expressive as painting, as evoactive of the range of human emotions as great literature, this film does. A bit of Godard-like hyperbole perhaps, but the revelation of character through framing and camera movement is second to none.
Absolutely heartbreaking, and its exposure of our frailities and delusions is ruthless.
This review of Letter from an Unknown Woman (1948) was written by Noam S on 15 Aug 2007.
Letter from an Unknown Woman has generally received very positive reviews.
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