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Loveless (2017)

Zhenya and Boris are going through a vicious divorce marked by resentment, frustration and recriminations. Already embarking on new lives, each with a new partner, they are impatient to start again, to turn the page – even if it means threatening to abandon their 12-year-old son Alyosha. Until, after witnessing one of their fights, Alyosha disappears.

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listener 07 Dec 2017

Big disappointment.Shallow,one dimensional,single-minded and very mean spirited.But expertly crafted for sure,lots of beautiful shots a la Tarkovsky and so on.

Broyax 02 Jan 2022

Un film psycho-socio-dramatique qui pourrait être tout à fait… et typiquement français ! on y retrouve en effet la lenteur et le néant des enjeux pathétiques d’un pathos social très prononcé (et très dramatique, oui, oui, on l’a compris…) concernant un divorce en cours dont le gamin, fils unique, fait évidemment les frais (le pauvre !). Le futur ex-mari organise déjà sa reconversion (avec une jeune bécasse… déjà en cloque !) et la future ex-épouse de même avec un dégarni de 47 piges… et déjà deux de tension le glandu (environ, le pauvre !… enfin, il a au moins du pognon, je crois.).

Brent_Marchant 03 Mar 2018

A raw, cold treatise on the perils of self-absorption, sometimes difficult to watch and sometimes difficult to believe but all too often right on the mark when it comes to the slow but relentless erosion of qualities like courtesy, consideration and compassion. The pacing is a bit slow at times, and some of the cultural references are likely lost on non-Russian audiences. But the overall message is clear and undeniable -- and not limited to the film's country of origin.

imthenoob 16 Jul 2018

The failure to notice that their son is missing after 2 days isn't the beginning. There's nearly an hour build up to that point and during that time, We see how deeply neglectful the parents are and how their hatred of each other and of themselves are so viciously toxic and blinding that they can't seem to focus on anything else. Even with their professional and personal lives moving on, It seems like every move made is to spite the other. And the fact that their son is genuinely missing, and possibly dead, doesn't really seem to hit them until the very end of the movie. And then comes the worst part. There is no redemption, No realizing the errors of their ways. The parents, if anything, are worst off than what they were before their son went missing (as shown in a fast-forward that takes place 3 years later). They are the ones that are truly loveless and everyone around them has to suffer from it. It's a brilliant movie and definitely, a must watch.

Mike Scott 18 Apr 2018

Granted, it takes a while to get to that point. Nearly an hour, in fact. That's owed to Zvyagintsev's penchant for long, lingering shots, which emphasizes mood over kinetic energy, and which also at times creates a drag on the narrative. That mood, however -- tragic, hopeless, heartbreaking -- is expertly created.