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By Jo C (81) on 01 Sep 2010

Surprise: j'ai trouvÃ© Ã§a tout sauf ennuyeux. La premiÃ¨re partie est simple et belle, la deuxiÃ¨me fascinante et hypnotique…

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By Bill M (1,080) on 22 Aug 2010

Too languid and lacks narrative momentum…

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By Irvin C (321) on 15 Jun 2010

A contemporary classic of unflinching whistles just like the forest of transformations in the second half of the film…

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By Guillaume L (213) on 24 May 2010

L'un des meilleurs films des 10 dernieres annees selon les Cahiers du Cinema par le plus grand jeune cineaste de ces memes 10 dernieres annees…

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By George B (718) on 23 May 2010

I don't know if it's really a loved-it-or-hate-it film, but I surely know it's the kind of film that stays with me after the first and only…

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By Wut S (105) on 17 Mar 2010

LETTERBOX. Magnífica exploración espiritual desde y hacia lo mundano…

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By Amy W (351) on 13 Mar 2010

Deeply moving and powerful film about the relationship between a young soldier and the rural farm boy he falls in love with…

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By Ken T (997) on 01 Mar 2010

With all the End of decade - best film lists, Tropical Malady is often mentioned and Weerasethakul (try and pronounce that one) is consistently…

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By André G (95) on 06 Feb 2010

A disappointing first experience with acclaimed director Apichatpong Weerasethakul…

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By Daniel F (660) on 27 Aug 2009

The second half of the film bored the heck out of me; I didn't even pay any attention for the rest of the film and it wouldn't matter since…

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By Liam P (321) on 12 Jul 2009

This films pacing is exceptionally slow, which is to be expected if you are familiar with Weerasethakul's work…

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By Joseph S (1,124) on 20 Feb 2009

Como un gualicho al costado de la ruta, una energia mistica a 24 cuadros por segundo, tropical malady es una pelicula de belleza dormida, un…

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By Benjamin B (444) on 26 Dec 2008

A haunting work which is abruptly divided in half. What starts as a seemingly simple love story becomes a tone-poem on unrequited desire. Haunting…

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By Laura M (849) on 01 Dec 2008

So, is this film complex or simple…

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By Tina G (113) on 16 Sep 2008

Two handed Thai drama, the first part tells the story of a burgeoning gay male romance and the second uses the main actors in a traditional…

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By Gil G (82) on 02 Sep 2008

Something about this must have just gone right past me; I feel like it's one of those films, like Innocence or L'Eclisse, that are awesome…

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By Private U (13,627) on 31 Aug 2008

You'll be lost for words. The medium could have been invented for that movie to exist. It's cinema in its purest, most essential form…

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By Vincent D (113) on 15 Jul 2008

The first half was one of the most romantic movies I've ever seen…

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By David B (3,254) on 22 Jun 2008

A weird, confusing, deliberately paced (i.e. slow), beautifully shot movie…

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By Chris V (666) on 18 Jan 2008

Joe's jungle trilogy charges on without looking back…

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