Don't Look Back

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Don't Look Back

2009

1h 50m

Drama

Mystery & Thriller

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Panic attacks and memory loss signal the plight of a writer (Sophie Marceau) whose body is inexplicably being taken over by another woman (Monica Bellucci).

Jonathan Romney

Screen International

05/17/2009

Don't Look Back, an initially intriguing, ultimately incoherent mind-bender.

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Mike D'Angelo

AV Club

05/16/2009

Don't Look Back leans hard on a conventionally atonal musical score and cheap shock cuts, as well as some dubious special effects.

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Peter Brunette

The Hollywood Reporter

05/15/2009

"Don't Look Back" begins promisingly. Seemingly obsessed with surfaces, the camera restlessly searches for hints and clues among the fragments we see, even before we know there's a mystery.

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David Nusair

Reel Film Reviews

11/19/2010

1.5/4

...feels as though it were pulled out of David Lynch's pile of (justifiably) rejected screenplays.

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Chris Cabin

Filmcritic.com

07/01/2010

1.5/5

Anyone expecting more than the pleasure of seeing two of Europe's most ravishing actresses, Sophie Marceau and Monica Bellucci, sharing the same scene ... should brace for disappointment

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Brian Orndorf

BrianOrndorf.com

06/25/2010

B-

There are two wonderful performances to savor here, but the film itself doesn't hold much of a lasting impact despite a convincing parade of hysteria.

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04/27/2019

Wow!!!! this was actually pretty entertaining. I love the way they change the language to French to Italian. Love Monica Belluci she is just to beatiful to see in person as well in film. The suspense and story was interesting and that what kept me into it. As for that being said I give this movie a C-.

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02/26/2014

Don't Look Back isn't worth the trouble or the frustration

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@RT97868663 11/10/2013

As confusing and incoherent as it was, I still enjoyed this psychological thriller for the wonderful performances of the leading ladies, two of Europe's most scintillating talents, Sophie Marceau and Monica Bellucci. The integration of one into the other was wild and disconcerting. The story slowly unfolds and comes together somewhat at the end, but it is a long road getting there and you scratch your head a lot along the way.

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06/23/2013

An enjoyable film. Quite a mind trip.

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05/13/2013

excellent, multi-layered, requires several views

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04/02/2013

3/5 Kind of creepy idea...Well acted decent plot. â??We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.â?? ~ Kurt Vonnegut

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Marina de Van

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Synopsis

Panic attacks and memory loss signal the plight of a writer (Sophie Marceau) whose body is inexplicably being taken over by another woman (Monica Bellucci).

Director: Marina de Van
Producer: Patrick Sobelman
Screenwriter: Marina de Van, Jacques Akchoti
Production Co: Ateliers de Baere, RTBF, Samsa Film, Wild Bunch, Ex Nihilo, Entre Chien et Loup, StudioUrania
Genre: Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: Canadian French
Release Date (Streaming): Apr 8, 2017
Runtime: 1h 50m

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