Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1975)

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Directed By Chantal Akerman Starring Delphine Seyrig • Jan Decorte • Henri Storck • Jacques Doniol-Valcroze • Yves Bical Genres Avant-garde / Experimental • Drama • Female-Directed Film • Feminist Film • Foreign Language Film • Prostitution Film Studios &
Franchises The Criterion Collection • They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? • 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die • Sight & Sound's Greatest Films of All Time Poll • Little White Lies's 100 Great Movies By Female Directors • Slant Magazine's 100 Essential Films • Time Out: New York's 50 Best Foreign Films • The Cinemaholic's 100 Best Movies of All Time • Indiewire's 100 All-Time Greatest Films Directed by Women Release Info May 14, 1975
Color • 201 minutes NR Rated NR see more films from 1975 ► see more about this film on our blog ►

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Pyukumuku on 1/19/2018 Reply · Like · (1 like)

like 2001: A Space Odyssey but with a Belgian widow doing chores instead of a space adventure

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SLionsCricket on 9/26/2018 Reply · Like · (0 likes)

This is the film that I picked to be my 1000th and I must say, a pretty wise decision in the end. Physically and emotionally exhausting, at 200 minutes its more of an experience and an exercise in mind-numbing routine. Clearly regarded as a monumental film in feminist and arthouse cinema.

Superb lead performance from Delphine Seyrig, who captures such nuanced grief in the role of Jeanne, and wonderful direction by Akerman too. Beautifully shot, the camera never moves nor does it shoot in close-ups and with an ASL of apparently 51.4 seconds (which is insane), it could very easily come across as a hindrance to the film's effectiveness but it never does. Instead it's captures such a raw and quietly unsettling atmosphere.

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