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A film in the French tradition portrays a woman newly released from prison, chronicling her painful reentry into sisterhood and society

I've Loved You So Long" is the kind of film America's moviemakers have all but given up on. An example of the French tradition of high-quality adult melodrama, conventional in technique but not story, this thoughtful, provocative film is slow developing because it's all about character, about the tricky, fragile relationships that make us human; about, if you really want to get down to it, the reclamation of a soul.
When you're doing a film like this, you want the best acting you can get, and writer and first-time director Philippe Claudel chose brilliantly when he picked Kristin Scott Thomas to star as the shattered Juliette. [...]

di Kenneth Turan, articolo completo (4349 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 24 ottobre 2008