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By Wayne W (98) on 11 Nov 2008

Not an usual documentory film as u may have thought, instead made in a very formalistic and expressionistic way…

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By Nelson D (69) on 20 Oct 2008

Truly a unique film! I loved the music and all the shorts that unfold to tell a story about the unique musicician that was Glenn Gould…

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By Shaun I (35) on 03 Oct 2008

This movie taught me that Glenn Gould was...kind of an asshole. Seriously, though, what else do we expect from musicians…

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By Private U (13,627) on 05 Sep 2008

Love the format, very intriguing and beautiful in its eccentricity…

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By Sherief A (30) on 11 Mar 2008

I saw this on cable. Lovely, lovely film about a mad musical genius…

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By Laurence T (37) on 03 Mar 2008

What can I tell you, I'm a sucker for the Goldberg Variations. I'm a big fan of short films…

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By Magaly V (1) on 23 Feb 2008

It's just amazing. HE is amaing. glenn gould made me me love classical music even more…

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By Wendy S (447) on 03 Dec 2007

Not so much a portrait of the legendary (almost mythical) Canadian pianist, as a series of impressions…

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By Ida K (456) on 14 Nov 2007

The films are short, vignettes mostly, but in concert they do more than a conventional two-hour biopic ever could…

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By Chris O (947) on 11 Nov 2007

My favorite film about a musician. Maybe the only one I've ever liked…

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By Becky H (75) on 02 Nov 2007

Nobody can play glenn gould, really. that was distracting for me. but at least they tried…

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By Corey M (289) on 17 Oct 2007

A truly unique biographical fillum about the great Canadian pianist, Glenn Gould…

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By Craig G (249) on 07 Oct 2007

This is a very good film. There were only 3 of us in the cinema when I went to see this. Still good though…

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By Will G (307) on 05 Oct 2007

As much choreography as it is film, this set of 32 short films by the director of The Red Violin is a remarkable view for any music lover…

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By Phil D (363) on 15 Sep 2007

32 short films are 32 small fragments of Gould's life yet each connects very well with each other…

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By Christian P (178) on 07 Sep 2007

Love the film, but the actor could capture Glenn a little more…

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By Elizabeth K (221) on 06 Aug 2007

and all thirty two of them are really, really good…

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By Jennifer X (401) on 17 Jul 2007

A worthy look into the often eccentric world of a musical legend. One of the better films about a musician…

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By Elliot L (48) on 11 Jul 2007

Fascinating. Never falls prey to its own gimmick…

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By Ben K (485) on 15 Jun 2007

Colm Feore is amazing as Glenn Gould - paranoid, neurotic, brilliant…

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