Dogville

A biting drama. Kidman played great here.

Favorite movie of all time

Damn it, this is a masterpiece! I did not expect that I would be so delighted with the film shot in this form ... 🥰

I didn't understand the enthusiastic sobs around this movie at all. a mediocre drama that exposes the worst things in people, and very clumsily. men want to fuck women, and the more defenseless, the more men and desires. all women use others both in the tail and in the mane. and in general, the attitude towards migrants (relevant, of course, but nevertheless). and in the finale there is nothing unexpected at all except her desire to be in the current conditions, and not to return to the power of her father. in short, there is no wow effect, and the style of the theater makes the film even worse

I was so shocked by the first viewing that I still can't review or watch the sequel. A real movie about kind people.

Later I saw an interesting description for those who understand: A girl who escaped from her father's tyranny finds herself in a small town. Its inhabitants fascinate her at first sight: they are all one big family. This film is about how important it is to selflessly help others, forgive and lend a helping hand."

It is unusual to watch such a long film, and even a half-performance, according to modern frames. But I looked at it in one breath. Amazing script, shooting and acting.

From the beginning, you get the idea of what the hell, but then this movie pulls you in and you realize that this is something. It's not brilliant, but it sticks out.

I liked the unusual format for the performance, the main idea and the message, but I don't really believe in the main character, and the abrupt change in her character and views in the finale looks strange. But the ending smiled. 

This is a hard psychological movie about what irresponsibility, forgiveness and stupid kindness lead to in real life.

A very unusual film, but catchy

The film has a sequel, called Manderley. There's really a different cast.