October 6, 2009
i'll refrain from commenting for now.
Achileas Skevis, Alexandra Ladikou, Bruno Ganz
Eternity and a Day traces the final days of Alexandre, a celebrated Greek writer as he prepares to leave his seaside home forever. While packing, he finds a letter from his long-dead wife, Anna, who w...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 15, 2006
Stats: 147 reviews
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September 22, 2009Well that's diffucult now to write about a film that everybody special critics love it. It's more diffucult to me beacuse T. Aggelopoulos is from Greece to.
But realy I was slept in theater for first time. What a boring film so slow ( as the title) that make your nerves crash so...( read more) -
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August 31, 2008Well it is surely impressive, especially the switching between words and silence and the 1-shot-scenes that just cannot be made any better. Pictures and words will be stuck with you for a while. I'll have to watch this movie again.. :)
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August 26, 2008Theo , films his favorite theme ...Can you leave the world , and starting searching your soul ?
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March 19, 2008Winner of the Palm D'or, this Greek masterpiece helps answer the question, what does it mean to live? Visual hypnotic with an exquisite score, this existential experience lingers in one's mind long after the film is over.
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February 20, 2008and a Day traces the final days of Alexandre, a celebrated Greek writer !
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September 23, 2007A splendid movie, visually brilliant, though this film won at Cannes, I prefer 'Landscapes in the Mist' more than this out of the three of Angelopoulos films I've watched. The story is just resplendent, very stark and daring with some amazing, probably Gothic influenced shots lik...( read more)
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August 8, 2007A masterpiece from greek director Theo Angelopoulos.
It was awarded unanimously with the Golden Palm at 1998 Cannes Film Festival and also with the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury.
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