Ibe Tolis (ricburke11)

beautiful, laconic, life-affirming. Loss, alienation and isolation have rarely been captured with such poignancy. A true masterpiece.

So much had been made of this film I was almost certain that I was going to be disappointed, in fact the truth is I've now watched this three times in as many weeks. Minutes into the film you can sense the text book being ripped up and even 45 years later it appears more daring, original and dangerous than a whole year's worth of Hollywood product. Simply put this is a great film that I couldn't recommend highly enough.