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jake s @Jake000 Mar 23, 2015 Your basic Wes Anderson/Noah Baumbach vibe only in set Chile. See more Jun 10, 2013 wow,that was sad...yet very entertaining. See more Jun 8, 2013 If Bret McKenzie and an angst-ridden Denise Huxtable had Chilean doppelgangers, they would be playing the lead roles of this film. Well-made adaptation (no easy feat) and engaging characters that welcome a closer look. See more Nov 3, 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seYq7BRFoqY See more Oct 14, 2012 On the upside, the use of literary symbolism within the story is among the finest I've seen, but I'm not sure whether it was the sense of false modesty, the lack of the literary background (on my behalf), or the seemingly lethargic evolution of the story line that made feel feel as if something was missing for Bonsái to be an outstanding film. Not bothered by the decadent, almost emotionless acting depicted (feels like a great tool to convey the ingenuity of the characters), though it is unfortunate when it's the most (if not the only) interesting aspect the film has. See more Sep 28, 2012 The movie makes you think of the future and the past, and realize that we are played by fate.. Nothing is permanent. See more Read all reviews

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