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(2076) 6.6 100 min 2015

L'attesa is a movie starring Juliette Binoche, Giorgio Colangeli, and Lou de Laâge. A mother unexpectedly meets her son's fiancée at a villa in Sicily and gets to know her as she waits for her son to arrive.

Starring: Lou de Laâge, Juliette Binoche, Giorgio Colangeli, Domenico Diele

Genres: Drama

Director: Piero Messina

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Drama
Director	Piero Messina
Writer	Piero Messina, Giacomo Bendotti, Andrea Paolo Massara, Luigi Pirandello, Ilaria Macchia
Stars	Lou de Laâge, Juliette Binoche, Giorgio Colangeli, Domenico Diele
Country	France, Italy
Also Known As	The Wait, Bekleyiş, Palaa luokseni vielä, La espera, A Espera, L'attente, Oczekiwanie, I väntan på ett mirakel, A várakozás, Mellem to kvinder, 等待
Runtime	1H 40M
Description	A mother unexpectedly meets her son's fiancée at a villa in Sicily and gets to know her as she waits for her son to arrive.

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Monday, 29 Jun 2020 03:44

If you are a fan of the works of Federico Fellini and Fellini's films, this is one of the best films I've seen this year. If you're not a fan, you'll probably enjoy it. If you're interested in Fellini, I highly recommend it. And if you're interested in Spanish, you'll like it.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 23:34

I think that there is a new Italian movie coming, but I haven't seen it yet. I'm only going to say this: It's very important that the movie is reviewed here in IMDb. You can tell that I like this movie a lot, and I think that it's not really the worst Italian movie I have ever seen, but I can't really say I have seen anything that good. I just saw this movie, and the first thing I thought was that it was horrible. That was the day I finally saw it. I think that it has a lot of potential to be very good, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes intelligent, provocative, and bold movies. I think that it's an important movie, and I think that it deserves more praise. But I still think that it's not really the worst Italian movie I have ever seen. It has some minor faults, but overall I think it is very, very good.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 17:46

I could not believe how good this movie was. I saw it for the first time just this past week, and I had to write a review on it. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this movie. I am a huge fan of movies. And I have to say that this is the first movie I have ever seen where I actually liked the story and the acting. I have to say that this movie had a great deal of action and I actually enjoyed the action in this movie. I thought the acting in this movie was great. The plot was great, and the ending was great. I thought this movie was perfect. And for people who are looking for a story to watch with a group of friends or for a movie to watch with family, this movie is the perfect movie for you.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 07:57

In France, there are very few movies like this one. There are movies about political repression, about cancer, but this one is a movie about the killing of a child. The movie is about a child who dies in the process of the political repression, and it is also about the mother who tries to take revenge on the politicians who tried to ruin her child's life. The director uses all sorts of techniques. It is an interesting movie, which shows us that even a child can have a sensitive side. I think it is one of the best movies of the year.

Kathryn Stewart

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 15:41

Greetings from Lithuania. "Greetings from Lithuania" (2017) is a historical drama based on the true story of Polish physician, Joseph M. Zygalski, who was tortured and executed by Nazi's for his political beliefs. From the get go, this movie felt like a Jewish film and that's quite an achievement. "Greetings from Lithuania" tells the story of this Jewish doctor and his wife and their son. Joseph had gone to the Auschwitz concentration camp and returned with a severe mental illness. His son, not knowing his father was the person they all knew, decides to help his dad. Of course, this is a family film and there are many great actors in it including Anthony Franciosa, Jerzy Radzikowski, Scott Adkins, Alexandra Daddario, Kyle Chandler, David Oyelowo and Ron Perlman. The film itself is well directed by Miro Suci and the score was composed by Thelonius Merelius. There is a great cinematography by Luke Alquien. A great performance by Jerzy Radzikowski, whose acting is so understated you almost never noticed him. His acting is amazing in this movie. He absolutely steals the movie from Anthony Franciosa. It's no secret that he was a top actor in Poland during the 80's and early 90's but his performance here is one of his best to date. I think it's fair to say that this is a very powerful film. It has a great storyline and well done directing. It's a good movie and I recommend it to everyone.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 11:32

What a powerful and moving movie, it should be required viewing for all high school students. Some say this movie is not true, I disagree, not only is it true, it is beautiful. The acting is great, the script is well written and well acted. Some say that the characters are "over the top" but I thought they were very believable and believable actors. The director obviously knew what he was doing with the story and execution. There is a good amount of science and religion in the movie and the idea that everything and everyone in this story is really good is great. I love that. The only reason I don't give this movie a 10 is because I can't believe they would have so many expensive CGI effects on a movie that should cost maybe $100. I would have given this movie a 10.000 if I could. I think it is very sad to see what some "movie critics" are saying about this movie. Most people that watch this movie are very passionate about it. Not only does it reflect a good faith in God, but it makes you think. I think that you should see this movie.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 13:20

I saw this film in the theaters in September of last year, and I haven't been able to get the DVD out of my head. That's a shame, because this movie is worth watching over and over and over again. From the opening shot, the story takes you on an interesting journey of a marriage that is being torn apart by the jealousy of the woman. You can't help but feel a connection to her and see her suffer. Even though the action takes place in Mexico, the story is universal, as the writing is completely true to life, in all its raw honesty. This is a movie that is worth the money you pay for a ticket. You'll be left wishing you had paid more to see this movie.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 07:23

I've always thought of this film as a one shot, but I think this film will be better remembered than the biggest Hollywood films ever made, like "The Godfather" or "Casino." This film is so fascinating, dark, and heartbreaking that you will either be crying yourself to sleep, or that you will be begging someone to give you a shower. It's not like the typical Hollywood release where you're happy you got to see it, because there's nothing to recommend it. This is a very artistic and effective film, and I think it will be remembered for years to come. This film isn't for everyone, and I think most people will disagree with me on this. The scene where the nurse brings the dead bodies from the morgue is a wonderful scene. It's almost as if the nurse is suffering from some sort of guilt. It seems like she's just being helpful. I think the movie would be great for the younger crowd, but it will be less effective for the older generation because of the violence and the language. I think it's probably one of the best films I've ever seen. This film is beautiful, and I have no idea what they did to make it better, but I think it's a masterpiece. I love the fact that it never shows us what happened to the three boys after they died. The film doesn't show you what the doctors did, or how they got to a hospital, or what the police did, or what they did to the mayor. It just shows us the amazing miracle that the boys had. I hope you'll see this film, and I hope that you'll see it, and that you'll see it for yourself, because it's a really good film, and it's very powerful, and I can't recommend it enough.

Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 00:04

The second movie of John Cassavetes directed by Damien Giaffret, "The Fall," is also an underrated film. The first "Fall" was made in 1972, and is basically the last film from Cassavetes, after a series of failed collaborations with Dali, Bresson and De Sica. This movie, from director Jean-Pierre Jeunet, who worked with Cassavetes for three years, is more than just a pastiche of the previous film. It also comes across as a statement on contemporary capitalism and media, from the work of writers like David Foster Wallace and Jack Kerouac, who had a parallel to Cassavetes, in the influence of the news media in the 1940's on the working class in America. Cassavetes is a social worker, and in a way, he is the "poor man's cop" on television. His characters and their problems and solutions are really the same as those of people in the 1950's and 1960's. The images are often shocking, from the violence of gangs to the woman who is raped. The images of the world's top newspapers, as seen through the eyes of the news journalists, are also common, as in "The Wire." "The Fall" is a movie to be seen, but for its contribution to society, and for its respect for Cassavetes and his work.

Friday, 29 May 2020 01:52

This movie is excellent and outstanding. The story is really quite similar to that of the film "Dil Dosti" in that they both show the struggle between a mother and her child. This film also shows a very mature picture of a mother and her child and a father and his child. The character of the mother is so real that she is the best example of this movie. The father of the child is also brilliant. Every scene he appears, he gives such a good performance. Everyone who has seen the movie will know how wonderful the performances are. This movie is a must-see and I hope it is released on DVD soon.

Sunday, 24 May 2020 21:43

Noticing the popular statement that I am here to film some more aspects of the life of some really great artists in an homage to the latter, I was moved to do a review of the film's adaptation to the screen. I feel that while the book is a story that can't be conveyed to the screen, the film, through the performances, screen play and other film elements, make it an intimate and touching experience. The actors portray the characters to perfection, conveying a feeling of compassion and self awareness that is a gift from the writer, not something that was easy to convey. The story is deep and touching but also uplifting. A wonderful picture of human nature. I am excited about the possibility of the film being adapted into a novel. If the film is done as I have described it, I think a book may be delivered that has the same effect on the viewers as the film has had on me.

Monday, 11 May 2020 19:38

Walking into the cinema I was unsure of what to expect. I was expecting a film that was going to be a bit of a dour affair. What I got was a film that dealt with religion, love, and the human soul. I'm not religious myself but I have a friend who is and that's the reason I went. The ending left me wanting more and more. You couldn't feel sorry for anyone and the overall message of the film was that no matter what happens in your life, you have to learn from it. I think if you're religious then you should go see it, you might learn something new. If you're not then you probably won't but I do think that everyone will learn something from the film. It is a powerful film that talks about a subject that is important to everyone but I think that there are enough things in the world to make you feel sad and that's what this film does to you.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 09:58

What more can be said about this film? In a nutshell, it was a pure delight to watch. To be quite honest, I was anticipating the movie and the accompanying sound track to be much greater than the actual content was. And to be fair, I was not disappointed. In fact, I think the film is better than I expected it to be. I had the impression that the script was way more interesting than the film, but it was actually the story that made the film. The story was more interesting than what I expected it to be, and I found myself wanting to see more. I never really felt like the story was completely fleshed out, but I was pleased that I was able to connect with the characters on an emotional level. The characters are interesting, they're real and honest, and even the actors do a good job. While I thought the two female leads were both attractive and strong, I was still in awe of the two male leads, and their performance in the film was outstanding. The second half of the film felt more surreal and it really got into the director's head, but in a way that wasn't overbearing. The music was fantastic, and the scenes were well executed and believable. It was very, very original and not just another straight forward drama film. I loved the film, and I would recommend it to anyone, especially fans of the first film. I give it a 10/10. Enjoy!

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 07:36

This movie is the story of the growing of my heart. This movie is real and the story that is told is real. It has a whole story, without characters or cinematography. No words. It has a full of truth. There is no difference between a movie or a documentary. Every time I watch it, I have the urge to search for the real. The movie is a journey, and the journey is the real. I am moving on, as you are moving on, and I am going to continue to move forward, because the movie has to go on. It is the real and I cannot be separated from it.

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 01:39

I finally saw this movie in a private screening at a theater in Washington, D.C. - it was excellent! I thoroughly enjoyed the characters, the drama, the music and the music and writing. I also loved the ending. I loved that it wasn't a "happy" ending and that's what I love in a movie. It was great to see Sam Rockwell and some of the other actors, not only for their work in the movie but also for being part of it. I love the color and setting. It was nice to see the film restored and the Blu-ray release. Great movie and I am glad I saw it.

Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 01:56

After seeing this film I was staggered to find that the same writer/director and his cinematographer also worked on "Oldboy" and "Jackie Brown" - two films that I would consider masterpieces. (You'll see why when you see the film!) "The Red Violin" is a film that has few equals - from a visual and a narrative standpoint. I found myself relating to the characters with equal fervor - I think that this is a film that can be appreciated by both those who see it for what it is and those who are looking for just an action/suspense/mystery/thriller. And though there are two films that I think are even better (most of them are sequels and sequels are always better), this one has no equal. It's the best film of the year. If you have yet to see this movie, do yourself a favor and see it. You won't be disappointed. The film is set in the 30's and follows three women who get caught up in a murder case - two are exonerated and one is convicted. "The Red Violin" has the gorgeous, powerful look of an art-house film, and also an interesting and gripping narrative. One of the most important things about this film is the way it sets the stage for the later events. The events that follow are never predictable and always interesting. The film's real strength is its imagery - in particular the vignettes in which the women are caught in a Kafkaesque world of crime and violence. The vignettes are beautifully filmed and laced with the same type of suspense you'd find in great films of the 60's and 70's. They are dark and brutal and are set in a sort of dream-like environment. The editing is also very well done - I thought that it was the perfect way to move the story along. The acting is amazing. The performances are all amazing - each of the women are given the opportunity to do what they do best - act. The whole film feels like a dream, and that is a credit to the director and the cinematographer - they give you that wonderful, dreamlike quality. The costumes are also beautifully designed. The music is amazing and allows for some excellent photography. The costumes are so detailed and beautiful that it is hard to describe them in words. The overall look of the film is very striking, as are the colors. The film is sometimes very beautiful, sometimes very stark and haunting - so it is hard not to notice some of the design choices. And the violence. In one vignette I saw, there is a violent death and it is very, very violent. The violence is often very graphic, with several very bloody scenes. And the violence is not just for the sake of violence - it is done to shock and shock you. The violence is also consistent with the entire film. There are several scenes in which characters are attacked and some of the victims are dismembered. And the violence is never just for the sake of shock or shock value. The violence is important and is very realistic - you will feel for these characters and also be shocked by what is happening. The music is also very good. The music is very good - it is not too gaudy or over-the-top. The soundtrack also includes several very beautiful pieces, some of which are not included in the soundtrack. The cinematography is very good - very good for a B-movie. The camera angles are all fantastic, from the long-shots that can show two people standing in front of a door to the wide-shots that show the street in all its raw glory. And the lighting is very effective - sometimes you can see something just by looking at a character's face. And the sound is also very good - there are several scenes where you can hear the sound effects and the silence of the film - these are very important and are very effective. This is a very unusual film. It has a very distinctive look, that's clear and that's not flashy or pretentious. It is very well-made and has a great cast. And it is very intense. But it is also very beautiful and a great film. So go see it, and I can't wait to see it again. If you see it at a friend's house, they can tell you

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 07:30

After a few years of living in Barcelona, I decided to spend a week in Madrid with my boyfriend. We were very keen to visit a few museums, but were very disappointed with the price of a two-day pass. We found out the two-day pass is €9, so we decided to spend the week in Madrid, waiting for the price of a week pass to fall. In the end, we managed to buy two-day passes for around €30. I'm glad we didn't take the two-day pass. This is the only way that I could've seen it. The movie is great and so realistic. The way the characters talk and act is very good. The actors are very good, as well as the direction. It's a shame that the plot and the movie are a little bit slower than expected, but that is for the way they made the film. We didn't get to see the real Madrid, but we did get to see a little bit of the city, so we were able to experience the atmosphere of the city. This is a must see movie for people interested in culture and Spain, so see it!

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 03:52

What a treat to see these men together again after so many years, and to have them produce a film that perfectly captures the suffering of these two men. The production values of the film are in a class by itself, and the dialogue is witty, well-chosen, and real. The acting is superb, and the sets, costumes, and camera work are wonderful. The film may be a bit slow in the beginning, but for once it gets moving and it's fun to watch. The characters are incredibly real, and the actors can really put you in the shoes of both Davi and Poli. While not Oscar worthy, the film is very good and shows some good work from the actors. The film does not have a definitive ending, but that's all right. I give the film a 10 out of 10. P.S. The DVD version of this film is also very good. The extras are also very nice.

Madison Hawkins

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 23:08

This is a masterpiece. Some may say that it's a cult movie. I say that it is a perfect movie, and one of the best I have ever seen. In my opinion it is the best movie of all time, in my opinion. If you haven't seen it, watch it. Don't be fooled by the posters and copycat websites. Do yourself a favor and watch this masterpiece.

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 22:03

The film in a word. Excellent. I liked the film, because I really do not like violence in general, but that is not the reason that I found the film so amazing. The movie was very well made, and it would have been even better if the film did not have an ending that was not true to reality. But the director has the talent to bring to life the story that is so real and that there are people who still do not know that it is so true, and that there is always going to be violence. The director did a great job in showing the conflict that is coming from the beginning to the end of the movie. I enjoyed the cast and the beautiful film. And the best of all, I do not think there was a single moment that I did not like. Every scene in the film was perfectly chosen, and every character was exactly right in my opinion. I also liked the art direction, I think it was very appropriate. Also the music was fantastic. I liked it so much that I cannot help but to recommend it to people. It was beautiful and beautiful, and I cannot help but to like it.

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