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Before Sunset - Richard Linklater

Before Sunset ()

directed by Richard Linklater
featuring Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy, Vernon Dobtcheff, Louise Lemoine Torres, Rodolphe Pauly

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Richard Linklater directs the romantic drama Before Sunset, a sequel to Before Sunrise (1995). Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) were strangers who spent a loquacious night together in Vienna. Nine years later, Jesse has written a book about the encounter. During his accelerated European book tour, he reunites with Celine in Paris. Before Jesse's flight home, he joins Celine for a picturesque walk around Paris peppered with intimate conversation: at first, about the minutiae of their day-to-day lives and their ...

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Linda Z

Oct 17, 2013

Loved it as well as Before Sunrise---a great talkfest movie that held my attention the whole time. The scenery and conversations were captivating.

1943dot

Aug 22, 2013

before it's too late

I found this the most satisfying of the 3 films in this series, maybe because it seemed the most realistic: the right mix of optimism and realism. The first was pie in the sky and the last was anything but. This one stands alone.

sreardon

Aug 15, 2013

Excellent. Prompt service. Fast delivery. Just as described. Would recommend, with no reservations.

greebs

May 14, 2008

Satisfying!

Nine years ago, Jesse met Celine on a train and spent a day together that marked them both indelibly. This was the basis of the film Before Sunrise - now, Jesse is back in Celine's hometown of Paris, touting his book which happens to be a novel using that day as the basis. The two actors still have good chemistry, and they both hold that day tightly in ways that feel real -- they've each moved on in some ways, and not at all in others. Reconnecting now, they find out what each other has become and all the while, the backdrop is what may become of the two of them going forward. A satisfying if not altogether brilliant follow up to a quiet cult film from 1995.

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