April 3, 2008
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Benoit Regent,
Johanna ter Steege,
Yann Collette,
Mireille Perrier,
Anouk Grinberg
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As a young man, Gerard was in a relationship with Marianne, a woman he called the love of his life, someone he would love even beyond the veils of death. However, somehow he drifted out of his relatio... read more
DVD Release Date: May 26, 2009
Stats: 16 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (16)
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July 30, 2010"I Can No Longer Hear the Guitar" is a dreary movie about the on-again, off-again relationship between Gerard(Benoit Regent) and Marianne(Johanna ter Steege) that is off when she becomes jealous over Lola(Mireille Perrier), the girlfriend of his friend Martin(Yann Collette). The... read more
Critic Reviews
April 4, 2011
Nathan Lee, Village Voice
March 7, 2008
V.A. Musetto, New York Post
Garrel buffs, of which there are many, won't want to miss this one. Other viewers should decide based on their tolerance for talky, contemplative but rewarding cinema. Full Review
March 7, 2008
A.O. Scott, New York Times
Like the ghostly music its title evokes, this film's meanings are both elusive and haunting. Full Review
March 6, 2008
Andrew O'Hehir, Salon.com
A film that purposefully avoids plot and character conventions, that will transport some viewers into a reverie and drive others to boredom and befuddlement. Full Review
April 4, 2011
Adam Nayman, eye WEEKLY
Garrel's nakedly personal disappointment bleeds into an unsentimental elegy for an elegantly wasted generation. Instead of shallow self-pity, he gives us a melancholy deep enough to drown in. Full Review
July 8, 2009
Christopher Long, Movie Metropolis
Moments of raw intimacy like this make it particularly painful to watch as the film lurches/slouches to its inevitably tragic conclusion. Full Review
March 6, 2008
David Fear, Time Out New York
Both a tribute and a pitiless autopsy of a couple's self-destructive tango. Full Review
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