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Nightwatching (2007)

An extravagant, exotic and moving look at Rembrandt's romantic and professional life, and the controversy he created by the identification of a murderer in the painting The Night Watch.

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Red L 12 Apr 2010

It looks like an amazing film with a super history lesson built in but...Confusing, weird and unpleasant, these are just some of the words which come to mind after watching/trying to watch this awful, awful film. I picked it up because I had just seen an exhibit of Rembrandt's work and was totally fascinated by the man's ability to draw. The film's one redeeming quality is that each scene is staged as a Rembrandt painting, using the same angles and light, which is quite brilliant. Occasionally small snippets of information are thrown in (for example him joking about painting the muskets in his paintings upside down so the Spaniards wouldn't know how to load them). Ultimately the crying babies and sound of marching feet drown out the dialogue, the editing is so choppy you feel disoriented, the music is awful, awful, awful and something apparently got lost in the translation. Give it a miss. The Wikipedia version of Rembrandt is much less confusing.

Hindénbörg E 28 Feb 2008

Kaleidoscope brillant autour de "La Ronde de Nuit" de Rembrandt... Du cinema anti-standard qui enrichis vraiment.

Greg N 28 Oct 2009

It's running on so many cylanders that I think it found some new ones. Don't even get me started on how pretty the thing looks or the brilliance of the compositions. Martin Freeman is so perfect here. Equal turns sleezy, righteous, cowardly, snobbish, and always dedicated. Greenaway makes some references to earlier work like The Draughtman's Contract that feels a bit self-congradulatory. But it's Peter Greenaway. He's kinda earned the right.

Quentin Clarke 13 Apr 2010

If you're aware of Peter Greenaway's work you'll know to expect luscious visuals, plenteous sex and nudity, and a certain degree of impenetrability

Peter Bradshaw 26 Mar 2010

Often, Greenaway's handling of actors is his weakest point: but he gets fiercely intelligent performances here from Martin Freeman and Eva Birthistle as the artist and his wife Saskia.