"Boe's strange reconstruction of a love quadrangle suggests at times an episode of Unsolved Mysteries as directed by Jean-Luc Godard." - Ed Gonzalez

Atmospheric, but: Wants so very badly to be art, but it ends up being the story of Mogens Rukov subconsciously craving his cigarettes (he had quit smoking at the time). It does apparently cover itself in enough artsyfarts for some reviewers to give it a score indicating, that they're afraid of being called out, as the people who didn't get it, but truth be told: this emperor really isn't wearing any clothes.

Whether you consider this film to be "pretentious" or pure art, it's hard to deny that it draws you in like moth to flame. Reconstruction is an film that feels familiar yet alien, nostalgic yet anticipative. It is a paradox of emotions, and without a doubt one of the most beautiful love stories in cinema.

An art film for suckers this film is neither interesting, or innovative. A faux Spike Jonze look at the city of Copenhagen. The bars and streets of this fine city deserve so much more, and fail to really create a sense of the rich environment in which the characters inhabit.

Cok onceden izlemistim, 2006 gibi. Yalan dolan bir film; entellektuel olmaya calisip bosluga dusuyor.

"bu yalnizca bir film, kurmaca ama yine de acitiyor."

This film is drop dead gorgeous. From Boe's use of Super-16 and available lighting, to Manuel Alberto Claro's cinematography and framing, to the editing and plenty of superimposed images. To Maria Bonnevie's DOUBLE LIFE OF VERONIQUE like performance as both Simone and Aimee. To Nikolaj Lie Kaas's handsome self. It's films of this nature that make me want to be a filmmaker. A technical marvel through and through. Christoffer Boe has emerged as one of the few leading filmmakers in Dane history.

Good Movie