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DVD : The Blue Hour
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The Blue Hour starring: Andreas Herder, Dina Leipzig, Cyrille Rey-Coquis, Christoph Krix, Anton Rattinger directed by: Marcel Gisler List Price: $29.95 CD-Charts Price: $26.99 You Save: $2.96 (10%)Prices subject to change. |
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: DVD EAN: 0759259140172 Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC, Subtitled Label: Water Bearer Manufacturer: Water Bearer Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Water Bearer Region Code: 1 Release Date: December 18, 2001 Running Time: 87 minutes Studio: Water Bearer Theatrical Release Date: 1991 Sales Rank: 109053 Related Items: Related Items:      see moreBrowse for similar items by category:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Theo, a hip young, Berlin call boy lives his life alone. In the hotel room he takes his shower and his money. Business is good, so good he can pick and choose his clients. Marie lives next door with her boyfriend, the writer Paul. She works at a record store to support them both, but it is not enough. Frustrated, one day Paul decides to leave. Marie is shattered, retreating behind her closed door, into the darkness of her apartment. Soon, Theo knocks on the door and light slowly seeps back into Marie's life. Slowly both find that love is possible in the most improbable of places. But just when it seems that all the barriers have come down, Paul comes back, and the door that had opened just a crack closes again. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - People with boundary issues and bad locksThis restrained urban drama about a Berlin call boy and the woman who lives across the hall from him calls to mind Thoreau's assessment, "most men lead lives of quiet desperation." Theo lives quietly alone with two answering machines (one private, the other for taking messages from men responding to his ads). Handsome, clean, and seemingly intelligent, he has no real friends. We see him make only one phone call to his mother, to make excuses why he is unable to visit her. Across the hall is Marie, a depressed record store clerk who struggles to make a life with Paul, an unsuccessful writer who seems to be living on her dime. When Paul leaves Marie (something we learn happens with el Nino-like frequency), Marie goes into a deep funk. Theo, playing ... Read More: Rating: - Blue....Theo, a hip, young, Berlin callboy, lives his life alone. In the hotel room he takes his shower and his money. Business is so good he can pick and choose his clients. Marie lives next door with her boyfriend Paul who one day leaves her. Shattered, Marie retreats into the darkness of her apartment. ...When Theo knocks on her door they slowly discover that love is possible in the most improbable of places... Rating:  - Excellent film despite the sub-titlesYou fall in love in the main character and hope that he finds the love that he is looking for in all the wrong places (i.e. with his tricks and next door women friend). |
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