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35 Shots of Rum

(2009)

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directed by Claire Denis, 101 minutes

35 Shots of Rum, the French Romantic Drama by Claire Denis

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Winner of the "Special Jury Award" at the 2008 Gijón International Film Festival.

Widely hailed as one of the best films of 2009, the latest from the renowned director of BEAU TRAVAIL, Claire Denis’ sublime 35 SHOTS OF RUM is the moving story of a father and daughter whose close-knit, tender relationship is disrupted by a handsome young suitor. Sumptuously filmed and featuring an evocative score by Tindersticks, 35 SHOTS OF RUM casts a lovely spell unlike any other movie you’ve seen.

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Created 20 days ago.

nice looking people, intense (too intense??) relationship between father and daughter,muddled connection between the father and a neighbor woman, a suicide, nice trip in a VW Camper to Germany and a lovely night camping in the dunes, all in all a smooth ride to nowhere. Perhaps my lack of french made me miss a lot but since pictures speak louder than words I don't think so.

Created 5 months ago.

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Created about 1 year ago.

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Created about 1 year ago.

We decided to stop watching after the 4th time the play stalled (63 minutes from the start), because it wasn't engaging enough. For my taste, it was too slow-moving and too dependent on the viewer's imagination about what people must be thinking and feeling. Much time is spent looking out a moving trolley car window onto the track ahead, with no detectable purpose. As each 3-minute vignette ended, I kept asking, "When is the story going to start?" However, this movie does seem to give one a portrayal of everyday life among some non-elite ethnic-minority folks in France, so it does seem to have ethnographic value.

Created over 1 year ago. Updated over 1 year ago.

One of Claire Denis's most accessible, as well as most recent films, a portrait of a father and daughter--to compare with her portayal of a father searching for his son in "The Intruder."