Strangely riveting thriller, stylishly made. Its secrets unfold slowly, keeping me utterly hooked, and in the end, moved. The electronic score struck a false note for me though.

It has almost everything you'd want in a movie; suspence, drama, romance, humour, tragedy, coupled with a beautiful score and picture. I loved it.

Long shot'in ekonomiyle kullanildiginda gucunun nerelere varabilecegini bu filmle anladim.

What a curious film. I'd like to see it again. Arresting. It felt longer than it actually was, but not for a moment was I bored.

Extremely stylish (but in this case this is, unusually, not a synonym for superficial), with excellent use of camera and very good soundtrack. Genuinely interesting plot. The themes are involving also, although the enormous skill that went into crafting the movie may have inflated this to some extent. The first movie I have seen by this director, but based on this example his work may be worth following. Update: have since seen "Il Divo," which only confirmed my opinion of the director.

Curious film with a relatively simple plot that remains, nevertheless, interesting and extremely well executed.

A man has become extremely detached from life, and carries on in a cold, routine existence. As he begins to make a connection to another human being, there are consequences. The tone is subdued, introspective. The music is a mixed bag: the soundtrack has some wonderful, eerie electronica in it, but the string score is a little much and tries to make EVERY moment feel like a transformative one. Some nice camerawork. I doubt this will stay with me for long, but I thought it was worth seeing.