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An isolated spot in the middle of the sea. An oil rig, where all the workers are men, on which there has been an accident. A solitary, mysterious woman who is trying to forget her past is brought to t...( read more 
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MCT:September 2, 2008INTERESTED
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MCT:September 22, 2008
ENGLISH: Intelligent movie. Raises awareness about recent tragic events without ever showing them, focusing instead on the meeting between a deaf nurse and a temporarily blind patient. From the soundtrack point of view, the scene where Antony and the Johnsons' music plays as we look at the oil rig in the middle of a stormy sea is great.
ITALIANO: Un film intelligente. Crea consapevolezza su recenti tragici eventi senza mai mostrarli, focalizzandosi invece sull'incontro fra un'infermiera sorda ed un paziente temporaneamente cieco. Dal punto di vista della colonna sonora, la scena in cui la musica di Antony and the Johnsons fa da sottofondo alle immagini della piattaforma petrolifera in mezzo al mare in burrasca e' particolarmente suggestiva. -
MCT:September 14, 2008Dear Sarah Polley,
You are a fabulous actress. But would you please, please, PLEASE, just once, make a fun, lighthearted movie where you get to smile, and I don't have to consider suicide? Thank you.
Ashley -
MCT:April 10, 2008Josef: I thought um, you and I, maybe we could go away somewhere. Together. One of these days. Today. Right now. Come with me.
Hanna: No, I don't think that's going to be possible.
Josef: Why not?
Hanna: Um, because I think that if we go away to someplace together, I'm afraid that, ah, one day, maybe not today, maybe, maybe not tomorrow either, but one day suddenly, I may begin to cry and cry so very much that nothing or nobody can stop me and the tears will fill the room and I won't be able to breath and I will pull you down with me and we'll both drown.
Josef: I'll learn how to swim, Hanna. I swear, I'll learn how to swim. -
MCT:April 8, 2008Its admirable convictions, matched only by the primitive manner in which they are expressed. Ms. Polley does flash a few moments of creative wingspan at us, but it doesn't save the picture from a certain kind of dread. The emptiness of uninspired creativity. A faithful companion to my own screenwriting process and as such, easy for me to recognize.
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