Duarte Lima
28Aug12
Alejandro Iñarratu Gonzalez ALL OVER AGAIN!
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Justin Oakey
26Mar13
The design was sterile and the locations were almost completely void of their respective personalities (Colorado's airport felt the same as London's apartment that felt the same as the museum district in Vienna and so on) - yet the film still managed to tell a good story, weaving characters in and around themselves all over the globe. Great direction, good performances, overall a well-crafted film.
Garry Eunson
23Aug12
Held the attention well enough, but it was as empty as a commercial for a mobile network. As is the want of this type of film some of the stories were more interesting than others. But they all fealt a little false. Does every parent video there children's performances on mobile phones?
violentango
20Aug12
Na pegada de contar historias paralelas que se entrelaçam como no Crash, Babel e Closer, 360° proporciona cenas bem legais, mas nada que te faça chacoalhar.
matteo
13Jul12
Simplistic, banal, trite. "Carpe diem" for the globalized era. More like a self-help guide than a movie. This coral film mimics inarritu's soap-operas like "Babel", without saying anything meaningful. If we were to follow the suggestion to seize the day, we would definitely pass on Meilleres' latest offering: as one character says, life is too short.
