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Bushra Toppa

4Jan12

i don't know what to rate this. the cinematography was gorgeous with its dark saturation and nightly tones especially when it highlighted the shack. i really admire the craft taken to develop this film. my real complaint but a huge detraction for me is that i wish i could be left with some resonance. to be honest, i'm not going to pretend i connected to the film as an entirety but pieces of it were inspiring.

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Fallingleaf

6Sep11

I really really want to see this, I hope it becomes available in my area soon.

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Bleu Poster

14May11

Pickpocket for a different era?

Cem likes this

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Sue Denim

25Apr11

Not as gut-wrenchingly great as le Fils but still, it being a Dardenne film and all, very good.

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Marie-Lise Rousseau

6Jan11

Premier film que je vois des frères Dardenne.. certainement pas le dernier. Du calibre de Ken Loach. J'en tremble encore.

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andres

15Dec10

BOOORE

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Beneezy

12Oct10

Mellow and real. Real and mellow. Real and real.

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elmer_fishsticks

6Aug10

Extremely affecting.

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Jeremy Moss

8Mar10

Dramatic realism without the cynicism. I am in love with the Dardenne brother. Genius. These films represent such an uncompromising and pure cinema. No score/music, yet the drama resonates and near the end there is definitely an edge-of-the-seat factor. This one even has a chase scene. Eat it Hollywood.

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sly

21Feb10

i love this film. i only watched it once but i remember it well. very little dialog but lots of words unspoken

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Angelo Dagonel

15Feb10

On the subject of selling their child to the black market: "Sorry. Don't worry, we'll have another one." On employment: "Only fuckers work."

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PolarisDiB

19Dec09

The events are predictable but well executed, the character portrait and the performances are what matters, and the prolonged chase scene at the end was very subtly suspenseful.

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Lorna Singh

29Nov09

I agree,there is no need to translate the title of this gem.Anyway,another powerful film from the Dardenne brothers in which every scene matters. Realistic,with great performances that leaves us with various emotions to sort through.

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John Chiafos

27Nov09

The first Dardenne Bros. film I've seen--I picked it up at random at Blockbuster. I'm at a loss to describe this one--so meticulously directed, so flawlessly acted. Great story. Awesome film. Well worth watching; well worth your patience.

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Matt L

26Nov09

Curious why this is titled THE CHILD? Even in America it was titled "L'Enfant". Why translate it?

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Ryan Borja

2Sep09

This film proves that even a social realist drama can end poetically. The power of this film is undeniable and enthralls.

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MC

31May09

This is another masterwork from the Dardenne Brothers. Jeremie Renier who was so good in The Promise is just perfect in this.

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