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Anton Yelchin, Bérénice Marlohe, Olivia Thirlby, Lambert Wilson, Frank Langella, Glenn Close, Eric Stoltz, Dov Tiefenbach, Joe D'Onofrio, Amina Robinson (więcej)Opisy(1)
Brian to 24-letni pisarz, który wciąż czeka na swoją pierwszą poważną publikację. Pewnego dnia spotyka starszą od siebie Francuzkę, piękną Arielle. Od pierwszej chwili nawiązuje się między nimi silna więź. Pomimo, że Arielle ma męża i dwójkę dzieci, nie przeszkadza jej to spotykać się z Brianem. Przestrzega tylko jednej ważnej zasady: mogą się spotykać jedynie od godziny piątej do siódmej, ani wcześniej, ani później. Powoli Brian staje się częścią rodziny Arielle, co jeszcze berdziej zbliża ich do siebie… (Cineman)
(więcej)Recenzje (3)
This is a melancholic romantic movie and it’s not only because we know today what happened to Anton Yelchin. However, having watched this movie, I’m literally sad that such a great actor had to depart so untimely. You see 5 to 7 has such a nice story and on top of that very strong dialogues. And since Bérenice Marlohe could mesmerize a man just by looking at him, everybody who likes good but sad stories from real life will find a little somethingto enjoy in this humble story. I also appreciate the ending, which is actually quite rough for a romantic movie. 5 to 7 might be an inconspicuous movie, but it will surprise you even more and it is definitely worth 90 minutes of everybody’s life.
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A sequel to Malena, but with the retro touch and the atmosphere of the countryside and sunny shots replaced by the industrial beauty of a big city, depicting today's fast-paced time and most of its good and bad trends. Bérérenice Marlohe is as spontaneous and charming as her Italian counterpart, just maybe a little more discreet and polished in a French way. You can feel the sparks and fateful emotions between the leading couple, and the result shares several interesting thoughts and attitudes. Well done, mature piece.
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But what! There's never enough good romances, and this one just seemed good to me. I enjoyed the duo, they intrigued me, and in the end, I even liked the ending that went with it. It might have been a bit too sentimental, but those actors entertained me so much that I went along with it. And in the end, it turned out just like it probably would in the real world.
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