Love

Name: Love
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Released: February 16, 2006
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 79

2006

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Argot Pictures | Release Date: February 16, 2006

Summary: An absurd coincidence intertwines the lives of a Yugoslav hit-man, his former wife, and her boyfriend - a New York cop whose father was a criminal. The film explores these characters' stories from their different points of view. Through their subjective realities, the film reconstructs their conflicts, and the drama and action that stemAn absurd coincidence intertwines the lives of a Yugoslav hit-man, his former wife, and her boyfriend - a New York cop whose father was a criminal. The film explores these characters' stories from their different points of view. Through their subjective realities, the film reconstructs their conflicts, and the drama and action that stem from them. (Studio Belgrade)… Expand

Director: Vladan Nikolic

Genre(s): Drama, Thriller

Runtime: 90 min

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Jeannette Catsoulis

Love is a mournful thriller about the myth of assimilation and the way nurture - or, more precisely, the lack of it - fashions identity and character. Elegantly directed by Vladan Nikolic using multiple viewpoints and an elliptical, nonlinear narrative, the movie presents a New World disrupted by old grievances and a neglected community living by its own rules. Read full review

Matt Singer

A multi-perspectival film vastly superior to "Crash," Vladan Nikolic's dynamic thriller Love reinvigorates a stale cinematic format and imparts a compelling message all without a single head-on collision. Read full review

John Anderson

The action is compelling, the film good looking, the acting first rate and the circumstances -- people from neglected nations in an alienating if not hostile urban landscape -- is moving. Read full review

V.A. Musetto

The finale - a shootout in a church - seems inspired by Hong Kong filmmakers like John Woo and Ringo Lam. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

Yugoslavian-born writer-producer-director-editor Vladan Nikolic weaves together the intersecting stories of lost souls who bring their international miseries to New York in this cool, cynical thriller. Read full review

Frank Scheck

The film is an atmospheric and complex thriller that, while not quite living up to its thematic ambitions, more than sustains interest along the way. Read full review

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Mia

Mar 3, 2006

this is one of the best and most original movies i have seen in years. it is a testament to our times that this extraordinary film plays in limited release while recycled trash is at your local multiplex.