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Amour is a 2012 romantic drama film written and directed by Michael Haneke, starring Jean-Louis Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva and Isabelle Huppert. The narrative focuses on an elderly couple, Anne and Georges, who are retired music teachers with a daughter who lives abroad. One morning during breakfast, Anne has a stroke, and the ensuing complications reshape their lives. The film is an international co-production…
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Source Love is a powerful and enduring force that can sustain itself through the years and defy the tests of time. When two people fall in love, they experience a deep and meaningful connection that can last a lifetime. Love is able to overcome the difficulties and challenges that can arise in a relationship. As people age, love may take a different form, but it remains as important as ever. Older couples often face…More
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¡Saludos queridos cinéfilos! espero que hayan pasado un buen fin de semana, el día de hoy les traigo la review de la película Amour del Director y Guionista Michael Haneke, que me recomendaron para ver protagonizada por los actores Jean-Louis Trintignant y Emmanuelle Riva, y que de antemano debo decir que me llegó a lo más profundo del corazón. Greetings dear Hivers! i hope you have had a great weekend, today I brin…More
The silence in the final inscriptions of the movie "Amour" is embossed. It was striking. When I first watched the Haneke's tape, it seemed to me that there was almost no music in it. In fact, an author's theme does not really sound like that. Then I thought that with such a musical solution, Michael Haneke stresses decisively, with virtuosity - perhaps some new direction that has long been born in the manner of choo…More
Amour was touted to win the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film long before the Oscars. The French/Austrian submission managed to beat out the sensational French comedy The Intouchables, which still has me scratching my head. Among the five nominees that year were A Royal Affair , the submission from Denmark. My vote would have gone first to The Intouchables . Since that film was not submitted, my vote would have g…More