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Hiroshima mon amour
Cast
Emmanuelle Riva, Eiji Okada, Stella Dassas, Pierre Barbaud View AllCrew
Alain Resnais (Director), Marguerite Duras (Screenplay) View All
Release: Jun. 10th, 1959
Runtime: 1 hour, 32 minutes
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Hiroshima Mon Amour
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Well, back 30 years ago, I would never have believed that because his films all carried a highly personal stamp, mostly in theme, cinematography and escalating editing techniques, but maybe Resnais is correct in the fact that he's responsible for his films but he goes out of his way to surround hims....

It's hard to believe that a movie about Hiroshima that was actually filmed there could have next to zero impact on me.

It might be seen as a precarious thing to compare a person's personal experience to the bombing of Hiroshima, but the film is so subjective and tangled in the actress's memories, that it doesn't feel like a tasteless comparison so much as a way to reflect her anguish.