Blissfully Yours

Name: Blissfully Yours
Genre: Drama, Romance
Released: September 24, 2004
Duration: 125 min
Rating: 82

2004

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Plexifilm | Release Date: September 24, 2004 | Not Rated

Summary: This film focuses on a Burmese refugee whose fate has linked him to the lives of two Thai women in a border town. (Kick the Machine)

Director: Apichatpong Weerasethakul

Genre(s): Drama, Romance

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 125 min

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Manohla Dargis

Marks the emergence of one of the more original and promising new voices to hit the international cinema scene in recent years. Read full review

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David Sterritt

Thai filmmaking continues its renaissance with this moody, offbeat drama. Read full review

Deborah Young

A rare example of indie filmmaking produced outside the Thai studio system, Blissfully Yours takes the good-humored nonsense of director Apichatpong Weeasethakul's first feature, "Mysterious Object at Noon," several steps further into the realm of non-communicative minimalism. Read full review

J. Hoberman

A deadpan, self-consciously prehistoric version of Jean Renoir's rueful idyll A Day in the Country, Blissfully Yours is unconscionably happy. Read full review

Time Out London Staff (Not Credited)

A languid celebration of the pleasures of the moment, which climaxes with an image of startling sexual candour. Read full review

Fred Camper

A moving evocation of longing unfulfilled. Read full review

Michael Rechtshaffen

After a while, the extremely limited camera movement and languid pacing take an exacting toll, resulting in a viewing experience that is considerably less than idyllic. Read full review

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