All Is Forgiven (2007)

Name: All Is Forgiven (2007)
Genre: Drama
Released: November 5, 2021
Duration: 105 min
Rating: 85
Cast: Alice Langlois, Alice Meiringer, Carole Franck, Constance Rousseau, Katrin Daliot

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Pyramide Distribution | Release Date: November 5, 2021 | Not Rated

Starring: Alice Langlois, Alice Meiringer, Carole Franck, Constance Rousseau, Katrin Daliot, Marie-Christine Friedrich, Olivia Ross, Pascal Bongard, Paul Blain, Victoire Rousseau

Summary: In Vienna, 1995, we meet writer and covert heroin addict Victor (Paul Blain); his partner, Annette (Marie-Christine Friedrich); and their young daughter, Pamela (Victoire Rousseau). After capturing this family unit on the verge of crisis in cutting, incisive scenes that track the signs of domestic and personal breakdown as they surface inIn Vienna, 1995, we meet writer and covert heroin addict Victor (Paul Blain); his partner, Annette (Marie-Christine Friedrich); and their young daughter, Pamela (Victoire Rousseau). After capturing this family unit on the verge of crisis in cutting, incisive scenes that track the signs of domestic and personal breakdown as they surface in everyday life, Hansen-Løve audaciously leaps across the span of eleven years with a single title card, shifting the film’s focus to a now-adolescent Pamela (Constance Rousseau), living in Paris, as she attempts to sift through the wreckage of her parents’ relationship and mend fences with her long-absent father. [Metrograph]… Expand

Director: Mia Hansen-Løve

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 105 min

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Dan Callahan

Nov 3, 2021

All Is Forgiven is engrossing, yet it is only after it is over and there is time to think about it that the film starts to really seem dazzling, as an unfolding portrait of loss that leaves us with many questions. Read full review

Lee Marshall

Nov 3, 2021

Perhaps the most persuasive aspect of this hopeful parable of failure is the way casting, acting, script, and camerawork conspire to usher us into an immediately believable world which is observed with a painterly eye yet never seems staged. Read full review

Sura Wood

Nov 3, 2021

Writer/director Mia Hansen-Love’s first feature, All is Forgiven, a keenly observed study in intimacy that has the rhythm and feel of real life, announces the arrival of an intriguing sensibility. Technically accomplished and finely acted without artifice by a talented ensemble cast, it’s an astutely written, mature work in its content, understated, naturalistic style and sensitive rendering of complex emotion. Read full review

Glenn Kenny

Nov 4, 2021

The atmosphere the director creates, once fully breathed in, has an emotional gravity that becomes devastating as it settles. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Sheila O'Malley

Nov 5, 2021

It's one of those rare films where the title has real meaning, one that grows in power the moment the credits roll. Read full review

The Film Stage Reyzando Nawara

Nov 5, 2021

Hansen-Løve largely focuses on how, despite the great distance and difference of perspectives between the two, a chance of forgiveness and reconciliation is still there; that the passing of time can still heal the wounds these two have. And this is what eventually gives the film tenderness and sense of hope, despite its tragic premise. Read full review

Justin Chang

Nov 3, 2021

While its succession of emotionally loaded moments never crystallize into a vivid whole, the strong performances and highly effective use of music should put audiences in a forgiving mood. Read full review

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