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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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Janis M 08 May 2008

Det bästa var att speakern lät som Werner Herzog.

Anna B 30 Jan 2011

Pushes the dislocation element to breaking point.

Nick Schager 01 May 2007

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

Jason K 08 May 2008

Admittedly a difficult watch from time to time due to events displayed in real time static shots like a symbolically interesting but undoubtedly deliberately over-long shot of a man playing table tennis with a machine that shows no sign of ever stopping. Regardless, it is still packed with Haneke moments (like the trademark lighting and framing style and especially towards the absurdly violent end and subsequent newscast that drives his themes home). Most people seem to agree this is one of his most difficult watches, and it is, but if you love Haneke, and I do, then you should seek it out.

Jordon J 09 May 2015

One of Haneke's most underrated pieces, despite this '71 Fragments' is undeniably one of his greatest achievements. This film is unforgiving, confrontational and poetically mundane. The film's formula is that of repetition as form of insight into the gruelling daily activities of western civilisation. Haneke explores the random or perhaps the mediated with themes of class divide and racial tension amidst a turbulent backdrop of political unrest, which seems even more evident today as it did back then. Black frames intercut the titular '71 Fragments', there is no music, it is a cold meditation on the psychological damage caused by government control and social tension. Haneke asserts a degree of intelligence from the viewer, so for those who are prepared to think '71 Fragments Of A Chronology Of Chance' is rewarding and essential viewing.