This arguably the best work by both director Michel Gondry and screenwriter Charlie Kaufman. The film also features one of Jim Carrey‘s best performances.
This is a unique type of romance film, since it follows the romance starting with the break-up and moves backwards (as the memories of it are being erased). The film is at once surreal and touching.
This is definitely one of my all-time favourites.
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With the exception of some last minute tickets on Saturday, the entire remainder of my film festival experience is now planned. Tomorrow will be a busy day as I see a whopping four films. I will begin with the Manson-family comedy (that description sounds weird), Leslie, My Name is Evil. I will then proceed to…
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