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Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1976)

A lonely young widow lives with her son following an immutable order: while the boy is in school, she cares for their apartment, does chores, and receives clients in the afternoon.

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Jack G 15 Jan 2010

You might remember how George Costanza on Seinfeld pitched to the NBC executives how his show would be about "NOTHING!" Well, folks, this movie could be considered that exactly. Or rather in the sense of 'what did you do today?' 'I got up and cleaned' 'There's a movie!' But Chantal Akerman's aim is not something very simple to peg down, and it's a unique, startling mix of minimalism, feminist critique, poetry, and a kind of intriguing sense of the lack of free will in a 'common' home like Jeanne's. You have to stick with it- if you get through the first fifteen minutes without turning it off you should be good to go for the rest of the way- but its rewards are tantamount to an ultimate statement about the tragedy of ritual and monotony on the modern world, not just for women (though for them it's doubly troubling). Few films can be called truly original, but this is one of them.

Pat Padua 30 Aug 2018

Mesmerizing, everything on the screen helping us follow her routine with a domestic rigor that replaces dramatic structure.

Chase J 06 Jun 2008

Wow. A slow burner like no other. Chantal Akerman's experimental feminist epic, in which we observe a Belgian widow/homemaker/prostitute go through her mundane daily routines. The result is mesmerizing and hypnotic. Delphine Seyrig gives a brilliantly restrained performance as Jeanne and the composition of each shot is immaculate. The attention to symmetry and balance is quite Kubrickian. A demanding and rewarding work of art.

Dan B 22 Apr 2009

Five stars! Ten stars! Seven hundred stars! Seriously, though, I thought I was going to have to find a way to be perverse and say that I was spellbound by every single second, but it turns out I actually just was. Jason even commented on my ability to sit still for such an extended period of time, which is an ability, by the way, I do not at all have, unless, apparently, I'm watching Delphine Seyrig do housework for three and a half hours. I would watch it again right now if I could.

Christopher Long 25 Sep 2009

...a transfixing experience that inspires a kind of solemn awe on an initial viewing, but upon reflection it yields its fair share of humor.