[font=Century Gothic]Sally Potter's latest film, "Yes", starts out with a scene of domestic unrest - a scientist(Joan Allen, who is simply radiant) is yelling at her husband(Sam Neill) about him bringing a conquest back to their domicile.(They live in an open marriage but apparen... read more
Joan Allen,
Simon Abkarian,
Sam Neill,
Shirley Henderson,
Sheila Hancock
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Filmmaker Sally Potter directed this artful meditation on the dynamics of the romantic and sexual relationship. She (Joan Allen) is an intelligent and gifted genetic scientist of Irish-American herita... read more
DVD Release Date: November 8, 2005
Stats: 264 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (264)
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July 24, 2005
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December 12, 2009
YES was recommended to me, some time ago, but I could not find it to download it, so I ordered it through Amazon.com. Which after watching it, all I want to do is cry. Not my for my money but for my time. I found myself fast forwarding the movie some times. First of all,why was t... read more
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February 28, 2009
Poetic and beautiful to watch but you don't really connect with any of the characters.
Critic Reviews
The actors are so committed to Potter's vision, they persuade you to go along with them. Full Review
Your taste in movies may not be/ Quite so highbrow or so twee/ But Potter has a lot to say/ About the troubles of our day. Full Review
It's a bold exercise, an interesting experiment, but a movie it ain't. Full Review
For those who accept Potter's premise -- and why not embark on a challenging, enriching experience? -- this is a unique, bold adventure of the soul. Full Review
Refreshing, innovative and unafraid of taking chances. Full Review
Rough-hewn as they are, Potter's verse, ranging from flowery to obscene, compels the viewer toward a fresh way of listening. Full Review
Potter explores midlife ennui, (middle-)East-West tension, theology, biology and the irrational nature of romance in this ambitious, if ultimately sketchy, drama.
Studded with wonderful moments when the characters cut loose. Full Review
Overturns some of the usual assumptions about what movies can and should do. Full Review
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