Review of Tuesday, After Christmas (2010) by Nick O — 01 Sep 2013
"Tuesday, After Christmas" is to be admired for its totally un-showy long shots in which Radu Muntean's actors just talk to one another, and Muntean draws conflict from language and reaction.
We don't even really see much of the girl Raluca (Maria Popistasu) with whom Paul (Mimi Branescu) is having an affair in comparison to his partner Adriana (Mirela Oprisor), especially once the eventual secret's out.
In the first scene of "Tuesday" we see Paul and Raluca post-coitus in bed one either gloomy morning or gloomy afternoon, when she makes him promise to quit smoking after the holidays. But by the few weary final frames it's Paul who's left to his own devices, in a movie about consequences catching up with time, and vice versa.
You'll for sure be thinking about "Tuesday, After Christmas" long after then.
This review of Tuesday, After Christmas (2010) was written by Nick O on 01 Sep 2013.
Tuesday, After Christmas has generally received positive reviews.
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