Quelques jours en septembre
- 2006
- 1h 56m
IMDb RATING
5.2/10
1.9K
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On September 1st, 2001 a spy receives information that something terrible will happen soon.On September 1st, 2001 a spy receives information that something terrible will happen soon.On September 1st, 2001 a spy receives information that something terrible will happen soon.
- Awards
- 2 nominations total
Magne-Håvard Brekke
- Igor Zyberski
- (as Magne-Havard Brekke)
Candy Richardz
- (Self-Agent)
- (credit only)
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- TriviaAlthough this is Santiago Amigorena's directorial debut, it is also his 26th screenplay in eight years.
- GoofsFinal scene in Venice the characters are sitting as sun rises in early morning and then the scene shifts to the TV in café with news of 9/11 attack. In Venice the news would have been in the afternoon after mid day meal not early morning.
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This is another film stultified by self-conscious direction and faddish photography. I have had enough of blurry, shaky, false colour cinematography for the rest of my life. Watch a Clint Eastwood directed film and see story-telling, in-focus, at its best. See also The King's Speech for developing characters. A Few Days in September had a good cast with wonderful actors like Binoche and Tuturro, although Binoche was not capitalised. Unlike other reviewers, I found the young people's discourse right on the mark for generation Y. Tuturro's psycho character might be an accurate parallel for what the American state thought was acceptable at the time of the story. Who knows, American international behaviour has been much more bizarre that Tuturro's character at times. Maybe too, a Venetian contact provided the large case and heavy calibre rifle locally rather than has been suggested that it was taken through customs. Despite its serious flaws, I enjoyed the story, and just seeing Binoche a lot in close up, such a wonderful face to photograph. To the director, don't forget that someone has to watch the film and does not need to get irritated by art for art's sake, especially when it "ain't Picasso". The version I saw did not have sub-titles and this hurt the film for me because my other languages are not European or Arabic. I look forward to more of Binoche and Tuturro but not blurred vision. It was not, as Binboche suggested, another way of looking at things.
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- Mar 5, 2011
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- A Few Days in September
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- Budget
- €10,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $471,845
- Runtime1 hour 56 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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By what name was Quelques jours en septembre (2006) officially released in Canada in English?
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