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Signs & Wonders (2001)

Under the influence of signs and premonitions, a man allows himself to veer in and out of a love affair with his colleague.

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Kevin Maynard 04 Nov 2002

This is a sensitive, thinking person's movie with a lot on its mind.

Edward Guthmann 29 Jun 2003

Nossiter's premise is good, and he intrigues us with stylish conceits, but he makes a crucial casting error. Alec ought to be someone we care about.

Scott R 04 Oct 2012

Even though it was critically panned, I can't say that I didn't enjoy this film. There is tremendously good interplay between the leads and heavy good drama.

Owen Gleiberman 08 Jul 2007

Jonathan Nossiter's second feature (after the intricate and haunting ''Sunday'') strikes unnerving chords of mystery and dismay as it fuses the sinister, jump cut dislocations of a metaphysical thriller like ''Don't Look Now'' with a pain soaked meditation on love, guilt, marriage, and adultery.

Jonathan Foreman 29 Apr 2011

Filled with voyeuristic shots as the camera peers through picket fences and windows and around corners; the film looks as if it were shot with a surveillance camera from a 7-Eleven