Signs & Wonders

Signs & Wonders (2000)

  • 68% of critics liked it
    (28 reviews)

  • 37% of users liked it
    (180 ratings)

Following up on his critically successful debut, Sunday (1997), which won top prizes at the Sundance Film Festival, Jonathan Nossiter directs this romantic drama about a man obsessed with coincidence, serendipity, and the preternatural. Alec Skarsgard (Stellan Skarsgard) is a Stockholm-born American… More

Unrated, 1 hr. 48 min.
Directed By
Jonathan Nossiter
Written By
James Lasdun, Jonathan Nossiter
Genres
Art House & International, Drama
In Theaters
Feb 11, 2000 Wide
On DVD
Apr 26, 2002
Strand Releasing

Critic Reviews

  • Michael Atkinson, Village Voice

    Rampling, to her credit, helps hold the nuthouse together.

  • Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer

    Until it devolves into what seems like a quasi-surreal Fatal Attraction ... offers a stark, spooky portrait of family fracture and loss.

  • Loren King, Boston Globe

    Has extraordinary depth and insight about the limitations and follies of human beings.

  • Edward Guthmann, San Francisco Chronicle

    For all its ambition and richness of style, Signs & Wonders never shows us what's inside Alec.

  • Philip Martin, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

    Underrated ...

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Dimitris S


    I like it.As a cult art-house it doesn't fail,trifling and playfully iconoclastic.Greece as a tourist/underground combination.We have a Rambling/Skarsgard clash and to be honest,Katalifos' inspiring performance steals the show.Nossiter moves around like a rat amongst… More

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