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Alexander Robino

30Apr12

It's definitely a poetically crafted and noble film. It will be fluttering around inside me for some time, I imagine.

Adt Raditya

29Apr12

not enough just with 5 star... Speechless!!!!

Mr. Arkadin

5Dec11

Recalled Kazuo Hara's Goodbye CP, though The House is Black is much more concentrated, much more poetic in its structure and effect. Difficult and powerful.

TheArshMan

29Nov11

the poetry stung my eyes, shocked my heart, and stuck in my brain.

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Gonzalo Caride

20Nov11

Speechless

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Adt Raditya, JHB, Langston Young

Aquieu

30Oct11

No superlative could fully serve a film like this. It can only be experienced.

livedo

17May11

play this for people who think eli roth is "intense". other then that ill-placed joke there is nothing to be said that hasnt already been said. Also, I watched it on ubuweb.

Sudipto Basu

21Mar11

Rarely have images conveyed pain and pathos is such a forceful yet melancholic way. This is one film which would not be harmed at all by the lack of sound.

Edwin N

18Mar11

Where can I find this ?! :/

Judicial Joe

20Jun11

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WL4w5ceO7w.

Matt Parks

12Feb11

If there were a sixth star, this would be the place I would use it.

Jazzaloha

31May11

I liked this film, but I'd be interested in hearing why you feel strongly about this film. You should start a thread on this!

Muther fuckin' masterpiece. One of the best films ever, for sure. I'm sad it lasted only 20 minutes...many people walked out of the theatre, although the graphic aspect of it was quite beautiful. A must-see to any film buff. I love the look on that boy (is it a girl? His eyes are somewhat feminine) when asked by the teacher to use the words he had though him on a sentence. Love the gating closing on us the audience.

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Pooyan R

22Mar12

I dont exactly which boy ..but one of those boys there, Foroogh adopted and took home. He is a grown man now (mid aged) .
chanandre

7Apr12

He did? That's so sweet of her. Right? The film was so so so sad...
Pooyan R

7Apr12

yes, well she's more a poet. to be honest I haven't watched the movie yet. just reviews and trailers on the tv. I'll get the dvd soon.
chanandre

7Apr12

I love that. I wish I could read Iranian though. You have a sweet country man...it's on ubuweb...you must get the dvd then...it's superb.
Pooyan R

7Apr12

no need to say that yours is awesome too. I had rich childhood dreams with a Portuguese novel,a kid who dreamed of Magellan. I wrote an essay about that on the school which teacher was shocked and loved it. awesome link.tnx. ps : you play football like hell !! lol