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11/03/07
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Something Like Happiness (2005)
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Reviews Counted:8
Fresh:7
Rotten:1
Average Rating:6.6/10
Theatrical Release:Nov 30, 1999 Limited
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Reviews for Something Like Happiness
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Honest and incisive, a film without a message, just telling it like it is.
10/27/06
...the dedication of the writer/director and his cast make it a worthwhile film for the movie buff.
09/03/06
It's the comic, touching glimpses into a society run aground that make Something Like Happiness special and link it with the gentle fables of the Czech New Wave films of the 1960s.
09/01/06
Top CriticSláma has captured those type of childhood friendships grown into maturity which are encircled by loosely connected parents all long time acquaintances because of their kids.
08/14/06
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08/03/06
The [entwined] stories have been purged of cinematic trappings to the extent that they have almost become too mundane to really captivate or merit our attention.
02/08/06
Third time's the charm for Czech helmer Bohdan Slama, whose talent for locating the dignity in the downtrodden of his native Czech Republic is on moving display.
02/03/06
Top CriticA thoughtfully performed, gently quirky human drama about choices made and their often surprising consequences.
02/03/06
Top CriticIn the film's evocation of industrialized squalor you get an emphatic sense of location effecting personal action.
09/26/05
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