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Annie Girardot, Aïssa Maïga, Bernard Le Coq, Caroline Baehr, Daniel Auteuil, Daniel Duval, Denis Podalydès, Juliette Binoche, Lester Makedonsky, Maurice Bénichou, Nathalie Richard, Walid Afkir
Georges, who hosts a TV literary review, receives packages containing videos of himself with his family -- shot secretly from the street -- and alarming drawings whose meaning is obscure. He has no id...( read more
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"I wanted you to be present..."
A married couple is terrorized by a series of videotapes planted on its front porch that may be the direct result from an event from years ago.REVIEW
Gripping y...( read more)
Formally quite interesting plus good performances. I don't really get the hype about the last shot. I can't shake off the feeling that Haneke is taking some huge narrative shortcuts using the genre trappings, ie the surveillance shots. It's like the characters are manipulated thr...( read more)
Cache is full of amazing yet subtle moments and it fully requires audience participation.
Tense and unsettling tale of the past catching up with you, with a nicely ambiguous ending. Little happens or is resolved which can be off putting. Certainly an enigma if not terrifically enjoyable.
"The first great film of the 21st Century" - well, that's what it says on the cover of the dvd. I think this is the first sub-titled film for me, that seems to lose something in translation. According to the synopsis ("This utterly compelling psychological thriller..."), I feel...( read more)
I was waiting for last awesome twist to happen but in never came. If I've invested time in a film like this one that's not okey.
I wanted the (or at least more of them) answered!
And why didn't they just put up a camera and film the guy filming.
UPDATE: a few blog posts saves ...( read more)
I can't see why some people say it takes a lot of time unfolding, I see it as a thriller from the very first minute.
It is great, I kept hanging on the edge of my seat the whole movie always expecting what could happen on the next scene. It has so many themes to discuss like Fre...( read more)
It unfolds like a great mystery and gradually becomes incredibly harrowing. I suspect this will be a bit too slow for most though. It's definitely creepy though.
