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12/26/2011 Great short film by Akerman. It is so simple and short but has a great depth to it. The humming and laughter was an excellent, awe-inspiring choice which added so much emotion to the film and made it ten times more interesting to watch. Also, the end credits are unconventionally spoken like Truffaut's opening credits for Fahrenheit 451, but this ending had no words at all. This is the type of film that shows her great creativity and great concern for the individual, despite being her first film, it already contains a lot of what makes her films so singular and special. See more 11/20/2011 Charming first film from Chantal Akerman. It's a short-film about loneliness, madness, and suicide--and actually funny. See more 02/22/2010 Hoo, wondeful, Akerman's most intriguing work and a presursor to her works and especially her female-oriented ones See more 10/04/2009 In this, the very first film from the immensely talented Chantal Akerman, we see glimpses of the artist who was to come. Akerman plays the main character, and we get to see her strange existence in her little apartment. Odd, fun, and interesting. See more 06/09/2009 First movie by Chantal Akerman, starring herself as a strange girl, suffocated in her lonely life. The small place - the whole film is set in the kitchen - give us and idea of confinement and the strange behavior and sounds she does all the time give us an idea of her loneliness and difficulty to grow up. </br> </br> See more Read all reviews

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