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Hace Mucho Que Te Quiero (Dvd Import) (European Format - Region 2) (Non Us Format) (2009) Kristin Scott Thomas; Serge Hazan

Format: DVD
4.5 out of 5 stars 313 ratings
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Format DVD-Video
Language Multilingual, Castilian, French, Castilian
Number of discs 1
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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.85:1
  • Language ‏ : ‎ Multilingual, Castilian, French, Castilian
  • Parcel Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 18.03 x 13.76 x 1.48 cm; 83.16 g
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ DVD-Video
  • Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ Castilian, French
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ Castilian
  • Language ‏ : ‎ Castilian (Dolby Digital 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 5.1)
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0053CA9E2
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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  • murphybannerman
    5.0 out of 5 stars Strong cast, wonderful story.
    Reviewed in Canada on December 30, 2016
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    What can I say about the talented KST that has not already been said? Once again she turns in a perfect performance, as the mysterious sister returned from many years "travelling". But little by little we learn the shocking truth, and we still admire her and want her to succeed in her new life. KST is ably supported by her co-stars. A lovely film.
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  • Client d'鶹
    5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
    Reviewed in Canada on September 19, 2016
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    Un drame comme on aime. Un drame dans le silence, sans vague.
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  • Tanler
    4.0 out of 5 stars Why'd She Do It?
    Reviewed in Canada on December 22, 2014
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    Keeps you guessing right till the end, when all is revealed. Not really my kind of story. Nonetheless, an interesting subject matter treated in a mature, thoughtful manner. Worth watching.
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  • Lorraine Belle
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great Movie!
    Reviewed in Canada on January 1, 2017
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    Fantastic video! Superb quality of product and speedy delivery.
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  • TheSphinx
    5.0 out of 5 stars Foreign Language Learning Through Film
    Reviewed in Canada on January 19, 2017
    I like this film rather more than when I first saw it. It was a 2009 César Nominee for Meilleur Film (Best Feature Film). It won Meilleur Premier Film (Best First Feature Film), and Kristin Scott Thomas was nominated for Meilleure Actrice (Best Actress).
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  • Gabriele LeClaire
    5.0 out of 5 stars Highly Recommended
    Reviewed in Canada on April 1, 2012
    This French-subtitled feature just aired on TVOntario. The Toronto Starweek tv guide promoted the story as "a world-weary woman tries to reconnect with her estranged sister" starring British (and impressively bilingual) Kristin Scott Thomas, proving herself to be a world class actress. This film should have been recognized and nominated for at least a Golden Globe by the Hollywood Foreign Press, just recently made in 2008. Am glad I didn't miss this one. Was shot in Quebec.
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  • CHUCK
    4.0 out of 5 stars Well acted.
    Reviewed in Canada on August 10, 2016
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    Touching movie. Another excellent performance by C S T
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  • Raymond Lapointe
    4.0 out of 5 stars Four Stars
    Reviewed in Canada on February 27, 2015
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    Le boîtier de ce produit usagé laissait à désirer. Je l'ai remplacé. Livraison dans le délai prévu.
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  • ffcat
    5.0 out of 5 stars Une tuerie !
    Reviewed in France on February 7, 2012
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    Une tueuse d'enfant...

    Un type qui va découvrir qu'elle est la femme de sa vie.

    Une petite fille qui va découvrir qu'elle est la maman de sa vie.

    Ca va pas être de la tarte de faire un film comme ça, n'est-il pas ?

    Alors, il faut une bête de course : Kristin Scott-Thomas. Et là, ça va chauffer mes amis, on n'est pas déçu du voyage !

    Comme tout pur sang, il faut des handicaps. Là on charge la bête : une tueuse d'enfant, qui carbure à trois paquets par jour et au gros rouge histoire de renouveler l'haleine, qui fait la gueule à tout le monde, totalement paranoïaque et au niveau sexuel, ce n'est pas tout à fait ça non plus. Je ne vous ai pas dit qu'elle avait aussi une gueule de déterrée ? Eh bien c'est fait.

    Alors forcément, vous allez en tomber amoureux ! Dès la première scène. Et ça monte en puissance continuellement. Le fameux rouleau compresseur.

    Comme l'a souligné un contributeur, le quotidien magnifié. Un film qui nous redonne de l'honneur. Un Pialat sans agressivité. Vous allez découvrir des comédiens précis, sobres. Un metteur en scène pointilliste, mathématique, rigoureux. On peut visionner le film autant de fois que l'on souhaite, c'est du très solide.

    Vous avez donc compris qu'on a affaire à un film exceptionnel. Et si vous vous sentez trop jeune pour un film bien français, avec des vrais comédiens et un vrai metteur en scène, je vous le dis avec d'autres mots : ce film est une tuerie !
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  • J.A.Hallbauer ;Doc Halliday
    5.0 out of 5 stars "Ich bin da."
    Reviewed in Germany on February 8, 2015
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    Nach 15jähriger Haft wird die Ärztin Juliette (Kristin Scott Thomas) von ihrer jüngeren Schwester Léa (Elsa Zylberstein) aufgenommen, die mit ihrem Mann, zwei vietnamesischen adoptierten Mädchen und dem nach einem Schlaganfall nicht mehr sprechenden Schwiegervater in einer großen Wohnung lebt.
    Ein Kontakt zwischen den Schwestern bestand nicht: der Vater hatte seine ältere Tochter, die ihren 6jährigen Sohn getötet hatte, verstoßen und auch der jüngeren Schwester, die zu der Zeit 8 Jahre alt war, das Versprechen abgenommen, keinen Kontakt aufzunehmen. Der Ehemann bleibt zunächst reserviert und fällt auch aus allen Wolken, als Léa ihm vorschlägt, Juliette könne auf die Mädchen aufpassen, als das Ehepaar gemeinsam ausgehen will "Die hat ihr Kind ermordet!"
    Von den Mädchen und dem stummen Großvater wird die "Tante, die lange im Ausland gelebt hatte", vorurteilsfrei aufgenommen.
    Léa soll bleiben , bis sie auf eigenen Beinen stehen kann, Wochen, Monate.
    Lea hat regelmäßigen Kontakt zu ihrem Bewährungshelfer, einem ebenfalls einsamen Mann, der vom Orinoko träumt und die Treffen außerhalb der Dienststelle verlegt. Aus seinem Traum wird aber später tragischerweise nichts.
    Nach einer derben Abfuhr findet sie schließlich Arbeit als Schreibkraft in einer Klinik, in der sie gegenüber den Kollegen allerdings sehr verschlossen bleibt, weshalb sie auch von ihrem Vorgesetzten, der die Vorgeschichte kennt, ins Gebet genommen wird.
    Ein Arbeitskollege ihrer Schwester verliebt sich in Juliette, verbringt Zeit mit ihr, zu einer Beziehung ist sie aber noch nicht bereit.
    Im Verlauf des Filmes wird eindrucksvoll gezeigt, wie die verschlossene, oft in sich gekehrte und oft weit abwesend erscheinende Juliette versucht, wieder im Alltag anzukommen. Die Schwierigkeiten , aber auch Glücksmomente (wenn Juliette einem der Mädchen Klavierunterricht gibt), werden von den Mimen, allen voran der überragenden Kristin Scott Thomas, glaubwürdig herübergebracht.
    Erst zum Ende dees Films findet Léa heraus, was Juliettes Motiv für die Kindstötung war, sie hatte auch vor Gricht dazu hartnäckig geschwiegen. Als sich zum Schluß des Psychodramas die Schwestern weinend in den Armen liegen (schon vor dieser Szene dürften manche Taschentücher vollgeweint worden sein), erfahren wir die ganze tragische Wahrheit über die in mehr als einer Hinsicht gestrafte Juliette, und als ihr Freund von unten ruft, erwarten wir die Antwort: "Ich bin hier." Nach wiederholtem Rufen gibt Juliette die Antwort , die nach dem langen und schmerzhaften Weg zurück in ein normales Leben das Ergebnis so kurz wie möglich treffend charakterisiert: "ICH BIN DA."

    Für mich ist der Film ein Meisterwerk, Kristin Scott Thomas' Spiel ist ergreifend, wie LE FIGARO befand. Für mich ist es nicht der erste gute Film mit einer der herausragendsten Darstellerinnen, wer dieses Werk gesehen hat, wird sich weitere Filme nicht entgehen lassen.
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  • Allan M. Lees
    5.0 out of 5 stars Almost Flawless
    Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2009
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    I'm a little embarrassed to review this movie because some other 鶹 reviewers have already done such a good job. Yet in the end I'll add my ten cents worth because it bears repeating that this is definitely a movie to be seen by anyone who cares about quality film-making. Kristen Scott Thomas turns in the performance of a lifetime (how good it is to see her break free of those Repressed English Wife roles she tends to get stuck with) and the rest of the cast turn in performances that are almost on a par. The plot of the movie is less important than the subtlety with which the portrait of Scott Thomas' character is drawn. Shakespeare's plots, for example, are often a bit thin but it is his characterization and wonderful lines that we resonate with. Likewise with Il y a Longtemps Que Je T'Aime the plot device is merely the vehicle upon which to hang the central themes of love and suffering and forgiveness.

    Some reviewers appear to be unable to come to terms with the notion of mercy killing, and thus their reviews all descend into a monotonic rant of "it's impossible to believe she'd kill her own son." Perhaps a quick glance over the Atlantic would help, because euthanasia is actually an important topic that receives a wide range of consideration in many countries outside the USA. More important than whether one "believes" it would be possible for a loving mother to want to spare her child unbearable suffering, the point of the movie is that no action is without consequences and we must learn somehow to live with them afterwards. American movies are too often full of violence and at the end the protagonist rides off into the sunset untroubled by the slaughter. Real life is much more complex than this, thank goodness, and this movie is really the antithesis of such pablum. This movie is about the "what happened afterwards" and although the denouement does feel just a trifle contrived it does so not because of its psychological veracity but because of the "surprise ending" cinematic convention. This movie didn't need such an artifice - it stands firmly on its main themes and superb execution in all areas. Really there is nothing weak at all in this film. Other reviewers have accurately commented on the superb performances, the superior camera work, the direction and editing. Everything works as it should, quietly and discretely, contributing to this beautiful little masterpiece.
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  • Alberto LLedó
    5.0 out of 5 stars Un buena pelicula y una interpretación maravillosa de Kristen Scott-Thomas
    Reviewed in Spain on April 30, 2013
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    Una del las primeras peliculas de Philippe Claudel (Silencio de Amor) que aborda el problema de la comunicación y el dolor humano, a traves de la historia de 2 hermanas separadas mucho tiempo, por haber estado una de ellas en la carcel 15 años. Tras cumplir la pena ambas mujeres se reencuentran y comienzan a tejer el tiempo perdido. Fascinante Kristin Scott Thomas. Un película que hay que ver.
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  • DL Productions UK
    5.0 out of 5 stars "A La Claire Fontaine"
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 12, 2009
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    It's a rarity nowadays, but films like these really make you think about life, and how we perceive things, like whether this blu-ray is a classic, well I think it is, because after renting it, I ordered it, and that's a rarity for me. This film touched me, the sincerity, the fact it's not all coloured to suit the cinema, and the fact it's not glamorised or dressed up, and covered in make up make this a real treasure - and finding it has really opened my eyes to the way we perceive life, our bond with family, and the way we see criminality.

    Kristin Scott-Thomas is amazing as Juliette - a red-eyed timid woman who has come back to the family after being away for so long, and coming back to Léa's home, and we see how Juliette rebuilds her life, and how she feels in life - all beautifully told without special effects, which makes this such an important piece of cinema for me. The realness, tenderness, and almost classical way of direction, photography and script really put this above anything else - this is surely in my top ten.

    This Blu-Ray really does the film justice too, the beautiful colours flow nicely on-screen, and the picture is sharp - and the sound is excellent, though I found the PCM track too quiet on my system, so I used the surround sound 5.1 - which is ample in my opinion. The subtitles (which I didn't use) were clear and well set out on the picture, and the framing is perfect.

    The extras - though not many are just superb, an interview with Philippe Claudel, writer and director is quite compelling, and lasts over an hour. There are something like 5 deleted scenes, and to me they were really not needed - so good call by Claudel.

    This really is a masterpiece - the whole crew have done such a superb job. Don't rent this, buy it, you'll never regret it. Wish I could tell you more about the movie, but that would spoil it and I feel that would be criminal to do so.
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