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I'm 19 so I belong a little bit more to the targeted audience and this may be the reason why I love this movie so much. It depicts so well the life of a normal teenager who suddenly has to deal with the suicide of his closest friends. The main actor is brilliant and , yes, even though the movie may be slow paced, the ending delivers such a memorable picture. Truly a remarkable movie.
10/10
18.8.2008 -
ada2u2@ - age: 18-25
Communicates well with todays's generation. A subject that can be hard to broach- I brought my son and his friend and it appealed to both of them. ( they're in their 20'S). exc. for the drunken father, the rest of the family is more in the background, but it did manage to show how they were devastated. May not be the best made movie... but definitely well made. The industrial background worked well too.
7/10
11.4.2008 -
julliianne@ - age: 36-49
Tout est Parfait deals with simple, and yet touching themes of inner conflict versus social circumstance. At first glance, the movie can seem dull as the drama and profundity is not found in its action filled scenes but rather, in its character development and delicately woven plot. This introspective movie invokes intense reflection and displays the beauty of life's tragedies. Convincing, modest acting as well. Don't watch it for the movement, watch it to be moved...
7/10
25.3.2008 -
carmenbodmerroy@ - age: 18-25
Did not like Mia at all. Seemed quite fake. I did like the drunken father though. Found him quite good.
3/10
23.2.2008 -
coati@ - age: 50+
I went to the premiere last week. Some scenes were drawn out and I seen people nodding of through the move. It was a movie I should have stayed home and saved a bus ticket. If they delete the sex scenes and language it could be a TV movie and still get a star and a half.
5/10
18.2.2008 -
dwcam@ - age: 50+
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