Adventure2009

This film is about two people who are married, but it's not about a married couple. Each appears separately, talking about his or her thoughts on marriage, career paths, and life.

I inferred that whichever one is not on screen is behind the camera. This is an interesting metaphor for watching a person go through life, learning intimate details about them and gaining access to them in a way most don't, but still being very much outside of them--a spectator and perhaps a kind of record of them. Neither one ever controls the other and the two are never "one," which is interestingly divergent from a lot of depictions of relationships you see.

The film is shot tenderly, but also has aloofness and strangeness. If you are a Hal Hartley fan, it's very interesting to see a glimpse of his private life, and how he chooses to present it.

incomplete...rather slow...has potential

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yes, i loved it

great and sweet short film!

An interesting view of a couple from different cultures. It's a little disjointed, but over all satisfying. Beautifully shot with alot of interesting views of Japan and people living their lives.

At 20 minutes, it was enough. I would have liked to have seen more, but that might have required more than the film was meant to be.

I'm not a film guy, but obviously Hal Hartley is famous. I can tell why.

The content was a little boring at times and a little frustrating at other times. However, the imagery was beautiful. The photography was rewarding. The music and sound was moving. All-in-all, I can't put my finger on exactly why, but the film was presented in such a way that I found it enjoyable to watch.