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Dimitri

23Mar12

Poetical elegance.

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Kestas

4Mar12

The first truly great film about relationships I have ever seen (at the Kaunas Film Festival). Saw some really good films on the same subject since (In the Mood for Love stands out), but htis film remains in my all-time all-genres top-5.

Ari Ernesto MamaYukero

19Sep11

The film that tells a lot by not saying a lot. A great piece of art.

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Mysterious F.

15Aug11

Beautiful, unsettling, and otherworldly. An impressive debut.

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Duino

27Jun11

This film refuses to turn away from the ugliness and violence of dispossession. These kids have nothing, not even themselves. But it never lets us turn away either, and that will be uncomfortable for some, and revelatory for others. Great film-making, and extraordinary, unforgettable performances.

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Clive.R.Watson

17Jun11

Argh. Expected better... **

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Tigrane

20Dec10

I liked it though I found that few moments were too boring

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Joshua Gaunt

14Apr10

It's been a long time since I've seen a film that let's the sound design do the talking. Bleak as hell though, and not sure I'm that into the last third of the film..

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jas.d

10Mar10

powerful red dust style

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le tigre

21Feb10

The best cinematography of all Australian films in recent years. A balance of the spiritual and the tragic.

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apursansar

29Dec09

One of the bleakest films I´ve seen in recent years, "Samson and Delilah" brutally examines the desperate situation of aboriginal outcasts in modern-day Australia.

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d

18Oct09

Stunning performances and ideally shot for story, this groundbreaking Indigenous film shows so much promise for a potential auteur in director Thornton.