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Archipiélago (1992)

An architect witness the brutal massacre by the police of an anti-government meeting and escapes to a remote archipelago.

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Ron S 25 May 2011

Well it is extremely slow paced, dull, boring and monotonous, which, according to almost everyone else, makes it a work of genius. I think you could point a camera at any cluster of trees, film them for 2 hours and get the same effect.

Hugh B 12 Mar 2011

An appalling waste of time. If people involved in this production were members of your friends or family and this was an end of year film school event, then you may sit through it and enjoy. Otherwise the only art in it is the way you have been fleeced of your money to watch it. There are no redeeming things to say except the actors can act, that's it.

Denise T 11 Mar 2011

A quiet but tense, sometimes funny and incredibly real portrayal of a family at sea with each other.

Anne F 06 Jun 2011

Just what it's like to watch a different family with its own customs, boundaries and flaws. This one is particularly fractured, and quite exclusive. The traumas each has experienced in the past, or expect in the imminent future, are palpable and chilling. An effective articulation of how we experience loss and absence, even in the bosom of family, the company of new people, and especially in places from the past. A little close to the bone actually. Family and natural beauty persist despite loss, but the world is transformed, as melancholic as these clouded landscapes of Scilly. It only appears hopeful, colourful, in the paintings of the character Chris, who's found his centre. His only consolation is to commit to a path and have faith in it. Others will believe you if you believe in yourself, and then things will sort themselves out. It helps if there's something you deeply want to do. Chris is lucky in having a love of painting. The others are looking for something to love, having lost what they did.

Nick Deigman 07 Dec 2010

Joanna Hogg is the shining light of the UK Film Industry. She has saved us from another embarrassing LFF, and she has done it all without the help of the incompetent UK Film Council.