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71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance (1995)

71 scenes revolving around multiple Viennese residents who are by chance involved with a senseless gun slaughter on Christmas Eve.

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Juste F 28 Dec 2012

Unnecessary long scenes and after "Kurdish employe party PKK", it doesn't mean anything...

Chris M 16 Mar 2008

On parle, on parle mais on ne communique pas" (we speak, we speak, but we do not speak to each other) said Michael Haneke when discussing "71 fragments". Like "the Seventh Continent", Haneke's 1994 film is yet another study of alienation in post-industrial, media-heavy Western countries. Through a static camera, "71 fragments" gives us snapshots of the mundane lives of seemingly unrelated and mostly faceless protagonists. The lack of an obvious narrative thread should also be read as a metaphor for the disconnected, empty lives of people in modern societies. More than any other contemporary director, Haneke excels at aestheticizing nihilism: as the viewer, we are never encouraged to empathize with the characters, but this is also how we realize how similar are to theirs. Like Sartre or Heidegger, Haneke believes that the duty of the artist is to tell the Truth - whatever the price. Existentialism on the screen, at its best here. Swallow your Prozac pills prior to watching.

Zoran S 24 Jun 2008

The plot is hollow, shots are deliberately over long. Breaking into 71 fragments didn't help except to reinforce its nihilism.

Him C 18 Aug 2008

Surprisingly emotionless to be Haneke. At least I didn't feel much anything by watching these fragments that had something to do with this massacre. Though I just might be emotionally dead.

Nick Schager 01 May 2007

Segues between its various pawns before coldly, cruelly sending them to their execution.