A Thousand Clouds Of Peace (2003)
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Reviews Counted:26
Fresh:8
Rotten:18
Average Rating:4.6/10
Rated: Not Rated
Genre: Foreign Films
Theatrical Release:Apr 16, 2004 Limited
Synopsis: This breathtaking, quiet film about unrequited love explores new territory in gay cinema. Gerardo (Juan Carlos Artuno) is a 17-year-old guy seeking real love in a heartless big city. A series of... [More]
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Reviews for A Thousand Clouds Of Peace
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A sad, slow-moving tale, marked by literal as well as spiritual poverty. Full Review |
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4/5 |
Julián Hernández has ... a film that will remain in memory for along time for anyone who knows the ecstasy of early love suddenly dissolved by unaccountable abandonment. Full Review |
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As pretentious and wispy as its title. Full Review |
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A ponderous, quiet little mess that has nothing to say and no idea how to say it anyway. Full Review |
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A self-consciously arty piece that may be psychologically useful to its writer-director but is torture for its audience. Full Review |
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1.5/5 |
He suffers, we suffer - the end. Full Review |
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Mr. Hernández's attempt to put an interior landscape on film a la Pasolini may seem stultifying and pretentious, but it's also a brave dark experiment. Full Review |
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Succeeds in alienating us. Full Review |
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Hernandez's desire to utilize all the armaments of the filmmaker hits the viewer with a visceral force. Full Review |
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A murky and morbid dirge of a gay romance set in Mexico City. Full Review |
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2/5 |
Combined with the careful posing, enigmatic action and flowery language, it all amounts to something less than an 80-minute Calvin Klein advertisement. Full Review |
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Self-indulgent in the extreme, Julian Hernandez's laconic ode to heartbreak feels like the work of a lovelorn teenager. Full Review |
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