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Time of the Wolf (2003) |
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On the heels of his award-winning, emotionally devastating 2001 drama The Piano Teacher, German filmmaker Michael Haneke weaves this disturbing tale of a family forced into a harrowing confrontation with a group of strangers set against the backdrop of a global apocalypse. In the aftermath of an unseen but catastrophic global disaster, a shaken family slowly makes their way to the presumed safety of a holiday home in the French countryside. Upon arrival, the family discovers their home inhabited by a woman and a horrified man. When a shot rings out, a life is taken, and time seems to stand still. In the aftermath of unspeakable violence, it appears that the only hope for a band of desperate refugees lies in a nearby train station and a locomotive that -- despite their most optimistic hopes and prayers -- may never actually arrive.
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Too Empty
Nathan Baney
05 January 2009
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Great idea for a story but beware the description of 'unseen' global disaster. This movie is all about the emotion of dealing with a disaster that you don't realise is the cause of the emotion until you read the synopsis of the movie on the internet. Every scene is at least twice as long as it needs to be. If you like films to have closure give this one a miss.
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