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If it's true that being in love is above all a question of constructing a story together, then how can Graham love Irene, when for him each day is the first day, each time is the first time? Graham suffered a shock six months ago that has left him incapable of remembering events that are less than ten minutes old. Irene falls in love with Graham and assumes the task of remembering everything for both of them, while they wait for his memory to come back. But Graham's memory is slow to return.
R, 1 hr. 38 min.
Jul 8, 2005 Wide
Nov 22, 2005
IFC Films
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While its provocative theme clearly has dramatic and comedic possibilities, the film mostly fails to realize them, content to provide a series of erotic encounters with plenty of opportunities for its lead performers to undress.
Playfully sexy.
Sleek, attractive and ultimately vapid, Novo applies to sex and love the concept of short-term memory loss used to such acute dramatic effect in Memento.
Limosin's elliptical narrative, meant to correlate with his protagonist's blank-slate mind, instead plays as desultory and just plain confused.
Despite its philosophical pretensions, the film is fairly lightweight, and its good-looking cast and sleek production values are more memorable than any of its heady themes.
Groundhog Day for the randy or 9 1/2 Weeks reduced to 9 1/2 hours
It's Memento as a Eurotrash sex comedy.
It's not hard to be charmed by lead actor Noriega.
Taking a cue from Memento, Novo positions a flesh-and-blood man's short-term memory as a kind of moral invisibility cloak.
Memento with more tits, but with less brains.
February 25, 2008
Super Reviewer
OK...time to vote! Ready?? Candidates for sexiest short term memory loss guy - Guy Pearce in Memento or Eduardo Noriega in Novo. Hands down...I'm here to tell you...Eduardo Noriega. Now...if we're talking which movie is better...well, Memento by a long shot. Novo had it's moments. You definately feel for the
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