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This initially seems like a set-up for a film exploring mental reconciliation after estrangement but the Larrieus have other ideas - perhaps too many of them.

Garcia – reminiscent of a young Jack Lemmon - puts the hang into dog perfectly and the script will bite your arm off.

Superbly conceived, brilliantly executed, it surpasses expectation and defies description.

What should have been a chamber piece for veteran writer/director Jean-Paul Rappeneau turns out to be a racer, neither in control nor out of breath.

L'Enfer is an antidote to romanticism.

This is not so much a love story as sex warfare.

The camera is always very close to the actors, in their faces, capturing what can only be done in fiction.

A film you'll never forget.

Le Coroller’s horror is at its best when it focuses on Margot’s psychological meltdown as she works against the clock.

Light without being floaty, easy to watch without leaving a trace, almost attractive, certainly self-assured and faintly amusing.

The film is well acted and well made. At more than two hours, you feel it.