Credits
Video Release Date: Aug 06, 2002; With: Juliette Binoche and Thierry Neuvic
B+
Director Michael Haneke (The Piano Teacher) depends perhaps too heavily on the viewer to stitch together a series of vignettes that eventually interweave (though they never quite connect). There are some amazing moments, however -- French kids find a joyous African drumbeat, a disconsolate farmer shoots his cattle, a woman (Binoche) is harrassed by an Arab on the metro -- that justify the effort, and there's something gratifying about having to work a little to enjoy a movie.
Posted Aug 09, 2002
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