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It explores its existential themes with a confidence which sometimes verges on vulgarity but which never descends into mere pretension.

Agnosia is a majestic film, filled with stunning imagery from the very first scene.

Further evidence of German filmmakers’ willingness to confront the darker episodes of their recent past – and spark a controversy in the process.

It is only after leaving the cinema that questions come bursting to the surface, not that they undermine Dr Niro’s magnificent achievement behind the camera

Buska seems completely at ease with this complicated woman who is by turns childish and playful, ferocious and tyrannical, and keenly intellectual.

A chilling, but ultimately uplifting glimpse into the lives of those trapped within the repressive regime of East Germany.

Writer/director Sandra Nettlebeck has created a film of genuine delight, with a subtlety that could only be European.

Pauline Etienne sweeps all before her as Suzanne Simonin, a nun who wants none of it.

Complex, sometimes conflicting emotions are beautifully played by Gedeck.

From gentle, idyllic beginnings, Summer '04 builds into edge-of-the-seat tension.

Glistens with the best kind of nostalgia.

The wall is an undeniable presence, both solidly tangible and, thanks to some stunning sound design, resonantly audible as it redefines and demarcates the Woman's newly cloistered life.