One Fine Morning

"I feel closer to my father with his books than with him... His library is more him than the person at the nursing home. There, it's his bodily envelope. Here, his soul... He chose them, and through these books his personality expresses itself. Each book is a touch of…

Josh Lewis

quiet films about the small disappointments of everyday life in which people cry a lot are so important to me!!!

ian

i miss paris so much

Karsten

It’s a well-known fact that all French filmmakers are legally required to make at least one movie about an extramarital affair, but few such auteurs have been better-suited to the task than the great Mia Hansen-Løve, whose raw yet ravishingly urbane character dramas…

davidehrlich

about bein happy n sad

David Sims

Sad and French

jeffborislow

probably the only director who loves academics as much as she knows they shouldn’t really exist. great kid!

fran hoepfner

I find this close to Things to Come era Mia Hansen-Løve — up there as one of her bests, I think, though I never not find her work at least interesting. Without flashback, this film fills in so much of the past and characterizations through tender details — the way two…

KYK

“It’s a bit difficult at times, living.” mia’s films always seem to have a way of finding me at just the right moment. no one quite gets to me in the way that she does, her films mean the absolute world to me and this one is no exception

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