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AdamantCocoon
29Apr13
"The Internet brings me closer to the world, but further from life." Sounds like my favorite aphorism.
Carlos Filipe Freitas
26Feb13
Enjoyable moments, intercalated with riveting images of concrete, steel and glass. Review and Rating: http://alwayswatchgoodmovies.blogspot.com/2013/02/sidewalls-2011.html
eisen bernardo
22Oct12
Reminiscent of Mark Webb's 500 Days of Summer and Johnnie To And Ka-Fai Wai's Turn Left, Turn Right. I love it!
Natália Daumas
25Sep12
A arquitetura das grandes cidades e os amores modernos. Um filme de metáforas mais do que bem estabelecidas!
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matteo
12Jul12
Absolutely delicious. A must-see for architects. Unlike Sean Ellis' "Cashback" (2006), the transition from short to full length feature did not hurt "Sidewalls". This puts most of contemporary Hollywood romantic comedies to shame. I fear yet another unnecessary remake for suburbanites who cannot read subtitles..
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Burhan Gulbahar
7Jul12
Buenos Aires, what a city of love and tango and loneliness, what a black and white. The film has a beauty and has a silence of beauty.
Vytautas Šileika
18Apr12
I really liked the atmosphere of this film. Solitude, alienation, a little bit of gloominess reminds me Lost in Translation. But all in all, the whole film is quite vivacious. And of course, that Wally thing was very very cheerful.
Esther Kim
18Apr12
The opening sequence alone makes it worth watching. What a love letter to our lives.
janveneziani
17Apr12
As observações sobre a cidade são incisivas e divertidas. Muita influência de Jacques Tati. Mas, ainda sim, é uma história de amor.
marcorenton
27Feb12
In addition to the average love-story this gives a nice view on Buenos Aires' varied architecture.
Matt Richards
20Feb12
A modern, information-age tale of looking for love in post-GFC Buenos Aires. Medianeras (literally meaning parting wall) also muses on architecture and the current compartmentalisation trend of modern life. It's cute and thought provoking. 3 stars
Callassina
13Dec11
This is THE romantic comedy of 2011. Loved the music, the acting and above all the way Buenos Aires is portrayed. Too bad it hasn't found a European distributor yet. Or has it?
Melvin Falconer
9Jun11
Premier film du réalisateur argentin Gustavo Taretto, Medianeras est une comédie geek et romantique savoureuse qui s’avère être pour l’instant la plus belle surprise de l’année. Un film qui rappelle parfois le cinéma de Klapisch, une œuvre sociale et sentimentale qui ne manque pas de nous interroger avec pertinence et humour sur l’influence des technologies et de l’architecture urbaine sur les interactions humaines.