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A growing reliance on ellipsis gives the film an episodic style that makes it feel as if we're watching snippets from a long-running series and increasingly it feels like the film has little to say about its subject.
The film's resolution makes Villa Amalia seem more mundane than it should.
Jacquot's film does not pander to the young or inexperienced and requires the viewer to read between the lines.
A promising and attractive film from Benoît Jacquot that devolves into an oddly unchallenging arthouse remake of Under the Tuscan Sun.
Insinuating and enigmatic filmmaking adds to the central mystery of this intensely personal odyssey
Sometimes diverting in an eccentric and disengaged way.
Benoît Jacquot, in his fifth collaboration with Isabelle Huppert, drops us into the flurry of events that make up a year in the life of professional musician Ann Hidden.
Adapted from a novel by Pascal Quignard, Benoît Jacquot's film is a contrived but utterly compelling study in seizing back one's life.
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