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The Book of Life (1998)

New Year's Eve takes on new meaning when the Devil, Jesus Christ, and Christ's assistant Magdalena discuss and debate the End of the World.

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Rachel S 08 Jul 2008

Interesting low budget existential drama.

Marissa C 14 Sep 2006

Another great by the horribly underrated Hal Hartley. Great Camera Work, Original idea. I loved it. kudos to Martin Donovan

Lyam W 06 Nov 2007

The Next movie I'm going to buy. quintessentially post modern. points of contention: -ethereal film style with digital cameras. -Lots of easy to notice color contrast -Satan poetry jams -Excellent postmodern dialogue at the end. -Interesting considering this movie in lieu of 9/11 social climate.

Kelli B 14 Nov 2014

Hal Hartley's metaphorical film is as much a witty comedy as it is an allusive work of art house cinema. While the film can feel a bit dated with it's material concerning the paranoia surround the year 2000, the film is more timely in it's musings about humanity and progress. Shot in a hyper-digitalized style that is often entrancing (albeit sometimes disorienting) The Book of Life was also possibly Harley's most experimental film upon it's release, but it's nuanced and story-driven enough for it to function better than much of his latter work. Also, the ending is a work of true passion.

Oh M 13 Dec 2007

i would like to pick more stars, if i had a chance