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Placido's direction and the cinematography of Arnaldo Catinari have a smooth elegance that retains tension without making the film feel confined by its original stage play setting.

A truly innovative piece of filmmaking which mixes cinema-verité style documentary with a knowing postmodern self-consciousness.

Truly cutting-edge cinema, daring and imaginative, quite unlike anything else you'll see this year.

Huppert's outstanding performance embraces with unswerving delicacy the controversial decisions she faces.

Unfolds as an epic poem in which the fiction alternates with documentary inserts and strange, dreamlike hallucinations.

German star Tomer Sisley brings a winning level of charm to Largo, rising to the physicality of the role and injecting humour, but never letting it slip into pastiche.

A deft and intelligent film which uses its central romance as the key to a much more in-depth study of the way two lonely people fit into the world around them.

This conceit lacks the one ingredient essential - charm - and has a protagonist who isn't very nice.