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Book of Days

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Performance artist Monk compares life in a modern city with life in the 13th century, seen in black and white.

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Dennis Harvey 48 Hills 04/04/2023
This is the sort of enterprise you need to slow down your viewing pulse for, in order to receive an experience truly worthy of the term “transcendental cinema.” Go to Full Review
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09/19/2009 after his bride died suddenly, an insurance agent was angry with God for not saving her, then he got a book call Lister Dies aka Book of Days that list down the names of people and their death dates. when he try to save some of them, their lives got extended but his own life got shortened... See more 04/21/2009 A nice light hearted film. Not over the top and very simple. A well done movie. See more 07/12/2008 In Star Trek, Wil Wheaton was a god, unfortunately in this he just looks like a confused little kid. His very new wife is killed in a car accident & he yells at God for taking her, so God pays him back by giving him access to a book that lists when everyone, now living, will die. Maybe it's just me but it didn't look like it could hold 6 billion names, nor were there any non-American names in it. It's watchable, but only just. See more 07/08/2008 A decent TV movie. Not too complex but not simple either. The acting is good and the concept is executed very well. A nice way to spend 2 hours on a cold wet day. See more 03/12/2008 This movie was kind of eerie for me. It made me think about alot of stuff and was pretty interesting. See more 12/08/2006 Makes one wonder, I know I always have... See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Performance artist Monk compares life in a modern city with life in the 13th century, seen in black and white.
Director
Meredith Monk
Producer
Dominique Lasseur, Catherine Tatge
Screenwriter
Meredith Monk, Tone Blevins
Production Co
La Sept, Tatge/Lasseur Productions
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 13m