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Título original: Va savoir

2001
PG-13
2 h 34 min

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6,8/10

2,5 mil

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Theatrical Trailer from Sony Pictures Classics

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Comedy Crime Drama Romance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaQuick-witted, well-read cultured types revolve around each other in a delightful potpourri of theatre, romanticism and theft.Quick-witted, well-read cultured types revolve around each other in a delightful potpourri of theatre, romanticism and theft.Quick-witted, well-read cultured types revolve around each other in a delightful potpourri of theatre, romanticism and theft.

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6,8/10

2,5 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

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Prêmios
- 3 vitórias e 3 indicações no total

Curiosidades
Sergio Castellitto dubbed himself in the french version, while Jeanne Balibar dubbed herself in the italian's.

Erros de gravação
A child and a bicycle in the background disappears between shots in the park.

Citações
Cammille B.: I really should calm down. I knew this would happen. It was coming. I should have said no, not a chance, not Paris. Even three years later, I can't.

Versões alternativas
Rivette's original 220 minute cut called Va Savoir+ premiered on 24 April 2002 and ran for seven weeks at only one theater, the Cinéma du Pantheon in Paris, selling a total of 1,734 tickets. Rivette said that Va Savoir+ was a completely different film than Va Savoir, the major difference being lengthy scenes of the actors performing Pirandello's "Come tu mi vuoi" instead of just rehearsals. The director stated that in the longer version, Pirandello's play is "another character" in the film.

Conexões
Featured in Tempus fugit, manet amor: Jacques Rivette à propos de Va savoir (2008)

Trilhas sonoras
Senza Fine
Written by Gino Paoli and Alec Wilder
Sung by Peggy Lee

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Two and One-half Hours of Ennui

I was bored to death by this movie. The main character is a self-centered and selfish actress whose problems failed to interest me. I stayed with it for an hour, and walked away; my wife said it became somewhat better toward the end. If all drama must be divided into comedy and tragedy, then in that sense this is a comedy. However, when movie reviewers call a movie a comedy, I think we are entitled to believe they mean it is funny. Tastes differ, and I accept that some might find this movie interesting, but by no stretch of the imagination could anyone in his right mind call it "funny." I wouldn't have rented this video except for a quotation on the box, in which A. O. Scott of The New York Times wrote, "An especially rich and subtle farce . . . resolved with the verve and precision of classic screwball comedy."