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RE: Remember " La Pianiste "?

Posted by patrickU on April 6, 2010 at 01:00:12:
Who would like to see that one again. Not me.

This film now is certainly the best I saw in 2008 and 2009.
It is certainly in the Bergman class.
While I ask myself why can I see Wild Strawberries again and again, and it is not also without cruelty, but deny that right to this one.
Maybe because there is no hope, paint blankly like a Zola realsitic book back in the 19�s, like being in an hospital room all white, surrounded by strange voices.
There is no love no hope no solution.
This film is just against the law...

A masterpiece, but a cruel one.

And very Austrian, pedantic more German than the German mentality.