Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.

It's a mild crowd pleaser for people who are exhausted by blockbusters.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

This movie is quite exceptional. The director and the actors created a masterpiece in which human emotions and thoughts about the consequences of (anomic) acts are explored in-depth. Although it might seem impossible to evoke all these emotions and reflections in an artistic format that otherwise is characterised by dialogues and (often grotesque) action, it is precisely this what is accomplished by means of a full set of intriguing looks and a few dozens of phrases almost never leading to a real conversation. Some critics have pointed out that the movie is too slow. That just isn't right nor fair: although 'action' in a traditional sense is barely present, this picture is moving in all possible meanings of the word. There's even a lot of tension and excitement in the story as it is visually told and carefully build up, as will certainly be recognized by everyone who enjoyed Alexandr Sokurov's Whispering Pages. A wonderful piece of art!

In this movie, a lot of information is left for the viewer te be felt in. All the options are open all the time. And even in the end you can make your own conclusion. There is always an invisible tention. 2 strong main actors make this movie complete. Cinema you see rare, but the more it is interesting.

This movie is one of the best I have seen in my life. It sucks You in and shakes You through. Wonderful cinematic sequences varied with deep emotions. The film is relatively slow but this only helps you focus. A proof that You don't need a lot of text for an amazing film, the visuals tell their own story. A true masterpiece. Thank you.

When watching this movie you really feel the emotions of the characters in the movie as if it were your own emotions. Is it visually slower than other movies, but that makes it so deep and natural. As if you become one with the characters and the story line. The locations and the images are often breathtakingly beautiful and add to the emotions. It makes an overall experience that is rarely seen in cinema today. -C-