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By Morten Ø (38) on 01 Dec 2010

The Sweet Hereafter is definitely a good movie, no doubt about it…

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By Richard C (1,724) on 29 Nov 2010

An arresting, moody, contemplative tragedy, which centers on the loss of a small isolated community in flashbacks and in the present…

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By Mohamed H (80) on 14 Sep 2010

A beautifully sad and touching masterpiece. I loved everything about it: the performances, the cinematography, the setting…

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By Tor M (646) on 04 Sep 2010

Well made flick. It's tense and sad and it finds the perfect balance of the two…

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By Dan D (1,306) on 03 Sep 2010

I love the ambience and mood of this small town drama. Very melancholy and almost surreal…

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By Travis F (151) on 14 Aug 2010

A beautifully and gently shot film, Egoyan applies a very light hand to this film, letting fabulous performances take centre stage over the…

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By Amanda C (916) on 14 Aug 2010

A beautifully and gently shot film, Egoyan applies a very light hand to this film, letting fabulous performances take centre stage over the…

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By Byron B (1,084) on 14 Aug 2010

A beautifully and gently shot film, Egoyan applies a very light hand to this film, letting fabulous performances take centre stage over the…

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By Andrew D (1,611) on 14 Aug 2010

Exquisite art direction, perfectly complemented by the score. Spot on performances leave us feeling frail and alone…

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By John T C (13) on 14 Jul 2010

One of my favorite movies. Hadn't watched it in quite a while. My copy showed up today. An emotion filled gem…

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By Mathieu B (154) on 03 Jul 2010

Mon 2e film préféré d'Egoyan. Le film a un bon rhytme et offre de bonnes discussions entre les personnages…

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By Gustavo H (81) on 09 Jun 2010

Much like the lawyer played by Ian Holm, this movie tries to poke and prod at your weenie little feelings…

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By Kristopher V (51) on 14 Apr 2010

A startling elegy on the survivors of a common disaster. There may be redemption, but no silver lining in unfathomable, pitiless tragedy…

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By Amr M (65) on 11 Apr 2010

I liked the direction so much .. also the music .. but didn't admire the story a lot…

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By Isabelle W (181) on 26 Mar 2010

One of the strongest images in The Sweet hereafter is the evening skies and the great big hills towering over a small community buried in grief…

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By Ricardo O (219) on 23 Mar 2010

The Sweet Hereafter is Atom Egoyan's haunting adaptation of the novel by the same name…

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By Ginette G (10) on 22 Feb 2010

Great exercise in non-linear storytelling, this was my first Atom Egoyan experience, and my third with Sarah Polley (My Life WIthout Me and…

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By Rajiv 2 (130) on 22 Feb 2010

Great exercise in non-linear storytelling, this was my first Atom Egoyan experience, and my third with Sarah Polley (My Life WIthout Me and…

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By Ariah K (17) on 22 Feb 2010

El conocido relato popular El flautista de Hamelin sirve de armazón para evocar emociones más complejas y revelar situaciones más oscuras…

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By Steven M (1,153) on 22 Feb 2010

High quality character study that gives you room to ponder. I would say that this would stand up to repeated viewings…

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