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By Tolga B (58) on 09 Nov 2007

A unique style of framing, editing and cinamatography that has inspired many a quality fimmaker…

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By Matthew P (1,636) on 06 Nov 2007

Exquisitely constructed, an almost flawless film…

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By Jason B (1,741) on 24 Oct 2007

Bresson always scares the shit out of me. It's like staring into the void. There is nothing, only fleeting moments of familiar feelings…

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By X. T (149) on 24 Oct 2007

An excellent adaptation of Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. Bresson's style is among the purest in cinema, with no pretensions or self indulgence…

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By Jordan T (851) on 16 Oct 2007

Excellent pickpocketing scenes, but otherwise the plot is sleight and we don't grow to really know or care that much for the main thief…

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By Jurgen H (28) on 14 Oct 2007

Visually quite beautiful, and some of the camera work seems very racy for the time period - particularly as we follow the individual slight-of-hand…

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By Belén A (43) on 11 Oct 2007

There's something very special about this film â?? quite extraordinary…

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By Aaron N (493) on 10 Oct 2007

Well built up tension. With almost no music and depressed acting this film kept me engaged fully…

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By Samantha S (1,257) on 04 Oct 2007

As austere and serious as jansenist education but amazing…

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By Barry S (249) on 04 Oct 2007

Not just an obscure French film…

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By Ted S (201) on 02 Oct 2007

Hah! I saw this with Captain, et al. and I nearly fell asleep. It is beautiful in an artsy way; sugar in my tea. Agreeable setting. . . cozy…

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By Eytan I (5) on 01 Oct 2007

Bresson lets us fill in the blanks in this ultimate lesson on filmmaking…

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By Sakari L (65) on 01 Oct 2007

This must be one of the greatest movies ever made. It's very somber in tone and extremely minimalist in style, yet still an absolutely moving film…

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By Generoso F (106) on 23 Sep 2007

Bresson was the world's greatest yet rarely discussed film maker…

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By Codie E (453) on 21 Sep 2007

I saw little visual poetry outside of the incredible pickpocket scenes, instead I found it to be an affecting small and intimate film…

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By Miles S (171) on 02 Sep 2007

A heartbreaking story of depth and beauty…

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By Donovan D (139) on 29 Aug 2007

Not quite as relentlessly boring as Au Hasard Balthazar, Bresson's loose adaptation of Crime and Punishment is still nonetheless marred by…

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By Drew M (571) on 27 Aug 2007

Talk about a movie that requires some contemplation. This underplays every theme and leaves it to you to pick apart…

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By Khambrel G (3) on 27 Aug 2007

This is cinema. thiscomes closest to being perfect film. it has inspired many directors and their output…

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By Pascal T (62) on 27 Aug 2007

Talk about a movie that requires some contemplation. This underplays every theme and leaves it to you to pick apart…

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