Marcel Proust's Time Regained

Name: Marcel Proust's Time Regained
Genre: Drama, Romance, War
Released: June 16, 2000
Duration: 169 min
Rating: 72

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Kino International | Release Date: June 16, 2000

Summary: Based on the last book of Proust's saga "a la recherche du temps perdu."

Director: Raoul Ruiz

Genre(s): Drama, Romance, War

Runtime: 169 min

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Sean Axmaker

Densely layered, demanding and beautiful, Ruiz has found the perfect venue for his passions and created the most cinematically breathtaking film of the new millennium. Read full review

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G. Allen Johnson

Ruiz has made the most ambitious adaptation of a Proust work yet. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

A mesmerizing, shimmering and amazingly successful adaptation of Time Regained. Read full review

Ken Fox

Resembles an Impressionist masterpiece come to life, and ends with a tremendously moving acceptance of art and mortality. Read full review

Jack Mathews

A long sit for those unfamiliar with Proust's literary quest and output, but the view is sensational. Read full review

Janet Maslin

Struggles under the burden of adapting such rarefied material. Read full review

Mick LaSalle

Despite its actors, its lush photography and its obvious seriousness of purpose, is as close to a form of torture as any film ever devised. I can't think of any individuals I dislike so much as to force them to see this picture. Read full review

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