Featured Audience Ratings

• Emil K

  
  Since the first time i saw the magnificent music video of Justice's stress, directed by Romain Gavras, i instantly knew that if Gavrais is ever gonna make a film, it is going to be something unique and brilliant. So here we finally have his feature debut and i have to say that… More
  Since the first time i saw the magnificent music video of Justice's stress, directed by Romain Gavras, i instantly knew that if Gavrais is ever gonna make a film, it is going to be something unique and brilliant. So here we finally have his feature debut and i have to say that it lives up to my expectations mostly. Notre Jour Viendra is without a doubt an utterly insane film. It is something i've never seen before. Here is a nihilistic work of art from an artist that is not interested in anykind of moral lectures or preachings. His two outcast leads are humans who do not give a fuck about law, order or almost anything. They do not want anarchy, they simply don't care anymore. It is fascinatingly disturbing to watch how these two cause chaos and disorder everywhere they go. There is also something wonderfully liberating in their journey and the way Gavras captures it. This is a film which holds breathtaking images of stunning landscapes and equally horrifying moments of graphic violence. Still we need to remember that this is not a film that exists only to provoke people. Gavras is clearly more interested in showing us the freedom of letting go and the beauty of destruction. It is not a easy thing for anyone to admit that there is something oddly fascinating when the rules of society are abandoned. For me this is one of those rare films that truly left me with the feeling of; "what the fuck did i just see!?" And i mean that in a best possible way. It takes quite a lot of courage and balls to make something as brave and bold as this film is. Notre Jour Viendra is a film that does leave a bit odd aftertaste and might be a bit hollow in it's core, but it has unforgettable power in it.

• The Movie W

  
  Tired of being the butt of society's jokes, two redheads set off on a nihilistic rampage across the grim landscape of Northern France. They plan to catch the ferry to Ireland where they believe everyone is of ginger persuasion. As a resident of Ireland I can tell you they'd… More
  Tired of being the butt of society's jokes, two redheads set off on a nihilistic rampage across the grim landscape of Northern France. They plan to catch the ferry to Ireland where they believe everyone is of ginger persuasion. As a resident of Ireland I can tell you they'd be seriously disappointed. Vincent Cassell is fantastic as the elder of the pair and the film's first half is thoroughly gripping. As is so often the case with this type of tale it meanders into violence in the final act.