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By Dqniel K (1) on 21 Jun 2008

This movie is not for everyone, but it features beautiful images, a haunting score and, bar none, the best performance of Ian Holm's career…

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By Tim W (1,375) on 12 Jun 2008

There is a lot to love in this movie. It is so good I haven't been able to watch it since I have had children…

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By Kara S (83) on 12 Jun 2008

There is a lot to love in this movie. It is so good I haven't been able to watch it since I have had children…

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By Aliya D (74) on 11 Jun 2008

I can't fathom anyone watching this movie through without being deeply moved, at times disturbed, and shaken to some degree…

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By Crystalline B (2) on 29 May 2008

Very emotionally acute study of the impact of one very public tragedy and one rather more hidden but sustained private tragedy and how they…

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By Miguel F (62) on 23 May 2008

For those about to be bummed out, we salute you. this is definetely among the more depressing movies ive ever seen…

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By Adam P (1,180) on 19 May 2008

Fantastic movie - independent film not the most uplifting but great story - I highly recommend the book also…

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By Ben G (949) on 18 May 2008

Sorry. I just don't have enough time in my life to waste on this. Just watched 5 minutes and it already pissed me off…

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By Serena S (110) on 17 May 2008

A masterpiece. One of the best films of the 90's. The writing is fantastic, as is the directing…

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By D R (235) on 14 May 2008

So simple, another great canadian production, tells the story of a small town and its inhabiters who after a horrific school bus crash try…

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By Lilly K (13) on 05 May 2008

Fairly decent Canadian film here, however, for all of the Canadian stereotypes, cliches, and instances contained within, I, for the life of…

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By Michael L (2,383) on 28 Apr 2008

A film of tremendous depth and grace, magnificent in every way and quite possibly the finest Canadian film ever made…

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By Curtis P (119) on 28 Apr 2008

A film of tremendous depth and grace, magnificent in every way and quite possibly the finest Canadian film ever made…

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By Frances C (80) on 28 Apr 2008

A film of tremendous depth and grace, magnificent in every way and quite possibly the finest Canadian film ever made…

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By Darryl J (261) on 25 Apr 2008

Tone, in general, and keeping that tone in a movie is an important part in making a movie like this…

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Review of The Sweet Hereafter (1997)

By Ivan J (101) on 21 Apr 2008

A brilliant movie that shows what brilliant dramatization is…

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Review of The Sweet Hereafter (1997)

By Justin G (552) on 21 Apr 2008

Each character deals with the bus tragedy in there own way. the best part of the movie are with Ian holm. who slowly disolves…

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By Ryan W (1,236) on 21 Apr 2008

Incredibly stirring film that manages to use its non-linear structure to advance the story instead of feeling like a series of cheap flashbacks…

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By Peter P (1,726) on 17 Apr 2008

At first sight this movie might give you a deceiving impression of a shallow story about the tragedy of dying but in fact it's an incredibly…

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By Tomo H (2) on 13 Apr 2008

A film with powerful message...haunting. The feeling of loss and emotion comes together and makes such a great human drama…

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