Brownian Movement (2010)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 96 minuten
Country:
Netherlands
Directed by: Nanouk Leopold
Stars: Sandra Hüller, Dragan Bakema and Sabine Timoteo
IMDb score:
4,7 (1.658)
Releasedate: 24 March 2010
Brownian Movement plot
Charlotte and Max live in Brussels with their son. The couple finds themselves in crisis when Max learns that Charlotte has taken some of her male patients to a rented apartment. Charlotte goes to therapy and has to give up her job as a doctor. When they move to India, they both seem happy at first. But it soon becomes apparent that they cannot leave the past behind.
Actors and actresses
Charlotte
Max
Psychiatrist
Benjamin
Landlady
Secretary Tribunal
Man 1
Man 2
Man 4
Filipa
Reviews & comments
gotti
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- 14076 messages
- 5901 votes
Leopold seems to be doing her best to become more killer and distant with the film. It worked very well with Illes Flottantes and Guernsey, Wolfsbergen was already a bit more intense. And in The Brownian Movement Leopold misses the mark quite badly. Too bad.
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mjk87 (moderator films)
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- 14596 messages
- 4552 votes
No, I can't do anything with this. Of those typical art-house films where people are quiet and difficult for the sake of being quiet and difficult. But above all the film fails to tell what it wants to tell, that comes most to the fore in the third part where the film actually goes nowhere, but also because of Bakema who is central but can do nothing more than watch quietly. The film is also too distant and cold to live with, but just that you sometimes sit for ages watching people who are just quiet while there is no reason for it and that for an entire film, that is especially irritating. For a strong Hüller who still manages with that wordless acting and a certain serene tranquility still 1.5*.
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mrklm
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- 11629 messages
- 10041 votes
The title refers to the property that liquid is never stable due to the constant movement of elementary particles. It will also probably be Leopold's explanation for the fact that Charlotte, a chemist working in Brussels, rents a hotel room where she constantly receives different men to have sex with. If her husband [Dragan Bakema] or her son [Ryan Brodie] would find out... No idea what this is about and it is slow and unbearably pretentious on top of that!
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