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msmichel
11Apr13
Great script by Pascal Bonitzer and director Ruiz brought to life by Marcello Mastroianni in one of his final screen performances. Four wonderful stories that are brought together equal parts whimsy, surrealistic, suspenseful and clever. Production values are top notch with performances to match, especially our main trio of actresses; Galiena, Paredes and Chiara Mastroianni. A total pleasure to watch.
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anthonybowman
13Jan13
What a beautiful, complex film. Blurring the line between dark & twisted and whimsical, this film begs for repeated viewing. Though he'd come to the end of his career by this time, Mastroianni is still at the top of his game.
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Edna Sweetlove
16Sep11
VERY kinky film. I guffawed throughout (loved the hammer in the head!) but was slightly let down by the ending, which should have been more magic-realist.
Milenko Skoknic
23Aug11
"Lettre d'un cinéaste ou Le retour d'un amateur de bibliothèques" (1983) de #RaulRuiz, inserto en doc de Ian Christie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Wp9yWTVjEk
metred uly
22Jun10
I lived and worked with people like Mastroianni's character. Each time I watch this film I am reminded of the complexities of schizophrenia and how so many live in society with this mental illness and are not only socially successful, but vicious in their ability to manipulate others. Although it's a bit fantastic and perhaps mild by way of someone with schizophrenia, what a nice introduction to madness!
