Well it started off good & creepy.I almost expected a horror flick or something but as it went on it started to fall apart & whatever potential it had to be even a good movie was gone
Catherine Frot,
Sandrine Bonnaire,
Vladimir Yordanoff,
Antoine Chappey,
Sophie Quinton
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In a dramatic setup that recalls the opening act of Robert Wise's chiller Audrey Rose (1977), Sandrine Bonnaire (Monsieur Hire) stars as Claire, a mother terrified by the discovery that a strange woma... read more
DVD Release Date: June 23, 2009
Stats: 75 reviews
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With its subject matter, it could have easily delved into the depths of a TV movie of the week filled with melodramatics and distant characterizations. Full Review
It's smart, seductive stuff that taps the primal power of maternal grief. Full Review
For 45 minutes, this smooth thriller is genuinely intriguing. But it then begins to unravel, ending up in an unsatisfactory manner. Full Review
Films like this - taut, expertly paced - are invariably dubbed Hitchcockian. Full Review
Director Safy Nebbou retains a tight control of pace and mood as nerves are strained and the truth becomes apparent. Full Review
Unsettling drama with powerful central performances. Full Review
Nebbou quietly marshals claustrophobia and tension without encroaching on more bombastic thriller territory. Full Review
A lot of effort is put into an intriguing first half by writer-director Nebbou. Unfortunately, this never quite pays off in the finale which fails to leave its mark on you. Full Review
Typically, it's smart, seductive stuff that taps the primal power of maternal grief. Full Review
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