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Modest, wise ensemble piece. Read full review
A gentle, sad and at times funny film in the best French tradition of high-quality cinema. Read full review
These are people who are just waking up to life again. It may appear to be the ultimate non-action movie, but in the context of these lives, it is the highest kind of drama. Read full review
Unlike any other film I have seen about the Holocaust. Read full review
It's a quiet film, shunning melodrama and political polemic. Instead, it opts for a human touch, conveying how a group of very different survivors come to terms with the past and plan a future in their own unique ways. Read full review
There's something rather lovely about the mood and intentions of Michel Deville's French movie. Read full review
The film was adapted from a 1993 novel by Robert Bober, who drew on his own childhood experiences, and as it unwinds, one begins to appreciate Deville's desire to see things work out well for these people. Read full review
Succeeds as a delicately moving memory piece about a subject not often put on film: the process of moving on into ordinary life after surviving the Holocaust. Read full review
It takes talent to make audiences care about ordinary people doing ordinary things, just as it takes guts to end a movie with something as corny as the sounds of children playing. Read full review
Too many of these characters behave like they just stepped out of a Noel Coward production. Read full review
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