Zentropa
Aroview: A multi-lingual visual essay from upstart director Von Trier, who unfolds his story of post-war European unease through metaphor and a bag of cinematic tricks impressive enough to redeem misgivings in the plot.
NZ International Film Festival 1992
Member Reviews
Average rating (Very Good). Showing 1-4 of 4 member reviews.
5 stars (Exceptional) Great shots and a Max Von Sydow narration bring you under Lars' spell. Perhaps his most accessible movie. Important commentary on postwar Germany. ~bikewrench
4 stars (Very Good) Gruelling black-and white "journey" through postwar Germany. Impressively upsetting, it's neither travelogue nor documentary. Wellington Film Festival 1992. ~Sandy
3 stars (Good Enough) There are some memorable bleak scenes particularly early in the film but the generally interesting screenplay lost its impetus about two-thirds of the way through. The running time needed to be a shade shorter. ~Tubbs
5 stars (Exceptional) Really good. One of his best ~emjay
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