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Bonsai (2012)

A young writer recounts an earlier romance in hopes of attracting his new love interest.

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Diego Semerene 07 May 2012

Cristián Jiménez's film knows how entangled the will to know is with the will to make love.

Benjamin Mercer 07 May 2012

Bonsái seems like a veritable thicket of illuminating references and correspondences. A kind of poetry sprouts up even in some of the inevitable sad-twee flourishes.

Manohla Dargis 09 May 2012

There's nothing obscure about young love and loss, and a story, as Mr. Jiménez put it, about "youngsters who have to deal with this sudden lack of certainties which makes them more lonely than they could have ever imagined."

David Fear 07 May 2012

Cristián Jiménez's dust-dry dramedy attests to the writer-director's own bibliophilia (the film is literally divided by chapter pages), as well as his lead actor's ability to milk a deadpan look that would make Buster Keaton proud.

Robert Koehler 07 May 2012

By turns gentle, deadpan, droll and sarcastic, Jimenez's film reflects on Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past" to track a sweet but doomed love affair between literary -- and pleasurably randy -- college students.