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Cache (Hidden) (2005)

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Average Rating: 7.8/10
Reviews Counted: 131
Fresh: 116 | Rotten: 15

A creepy French psychological thriller that commands the audience's attention throughout.

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Average Rating: 8.2/10
Critic Reviews: 33
Fresh: 31 | Rotten: 2

A creepy French psychological thriller that commands the audience's attention throughout.

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Paranoia grips a bourgeois European family when a series of menacing videotapes begin turning up on their doorstep in Piano Teacher director Michael Haneke's dark drama. From the outside, Georges (Daniel Auteuil), Anne (Juliette Binoche), and son Pierrot (Lester Makedonsky) are the typical middle-class European family, but when a series of mysterious videotapes accompanied by morbid drawings reveal that someone has been monitoring their house, Georges begins to suspect that his past has come

Jun 27, 2006

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All Critics (145) | Top Critics (40) | Fresh (122) | Rotten (15) | DVD (18)

This French film (in bad, washed-out English subtitles) is a quiet chiller. A family's social fabric unravels right before our eyes.

February 24, 2006 Full Review Source: Orlando Sentinel
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Caché encourages us to look -- and then to look harder.

February 17, 2006
Denver Rocky Mountain News
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Contrarian that he is, Haneke does a much finer job forcing questions than providing an answer.

February 17, 2006 Full Review Source: Denver Post
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Hidden is essential viewing for those who like their thrillers with depth, intelligence, and inimitable style.

March 5, 2011 Full Review Source: Matt's Movie Reviews
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Coming from a guy who sliced private parts onscreen long before Lars von Trier, "Cache" is restrained. But Michael Haneke skillfully, slowly twists the knife on those who would so carelessly forget a decision that forever altered the life of someone else.

September 25, 2010 Full Review Source: Suite101.com
Suite101.com

Many things are hidden in the layers of this brilliantly clever mystery from Michael Haneke: the truth, the point of view from which the story is told, the political references and, most intriguingly, the ending. Which is not to say you can't find them. B

October 10, 2009 Full Review Source: Screenwize
Screenwize

Another step towards replacing facile jolts with compassionate scrutiny

August 30, 2009 Full Review Source: CinePassion
CinePassion

Michael Haneke est visiblement un cinéaste qui adore mettre son public à rude épreuve.

August 20, 2008 Full Review Source: Panorama

Michael Haneke's aptly named Caché (Hidden) is the kind of movie that fully engages the mind of the viewer. It's a multi-layered, open-ended thriller, an onion sliced by taut piano wire.

June 8, 2008 Full Review Source: Paste Magazine
Paste Magazine

This is a cut above the usual behind-the-scenes fare.

September 30, 2007 Full Review Source: Film4
Film4

Haneke doesn't just communicate anything to be left up to the viewer; he stacks up many ideas for the viewer to pick through.

September 18, 2007 Full Review Source: Cinematical
Cinematical

Here, no image and no act of viewing seems entirely innocent.

July 9, 2007 Full Review Source: Eye for Film
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Audience Reviews for Cache (Hidden)

The feeling of emptiness your heart receives in the end is close to unbearable.
June 11, 2012
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paul oh

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The film opens with one of the more daring static shots you'll ever see, a couple of solid minutes of footage of the protagonists' house, and people coming and going, passing by, and - of course, this is Haneke - a moment where the tape is rewound to remind you that you are watching a movie. In come the voices of Daniel Auteuil and Juliette Binoche, who we learn are watching this tape that has been sent to them. Here begins the story, in which more mysterious packages arrrive, all seemingly with the goal of getting through the exterior of their happy, consumer-society life to reveal that which is... wait for it... hidden. By degrees, the film reveals more pieces from one character's past - who struggles with how much of it to tell to the other charcter - and it sets up misdirects along the way, too, before closing with a final shot that - were it not for the 20+-minute interview on with Haneke in the DVD's special features - I might have interpreted totally differently: there's an element that apparently, only half the viewers notice, and the interpretation of the film comes out differently as a result. Hard to go into much more detail with this film without ruining the intrigue, but suffice to say, it has all the calling cards of the classic psychological thriller, and that it's one of the more intellectually accomplished films you will see in the way that it succeeds in leaving everything open to interpretation, and questioning constantly what is in the open and what is... once more?... hidden. Fantastic film. This is my third Haneke (Funny Games; The White Ribbon), and I'm learning that I've really been missing out.
January 27, 2012
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  • Hidden (Cache) (UK)
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