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I Know I'll See Your Face Again (2000)

Director: Alex Stockman

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From Time Out Film Guide

Another intriguingly strange Belgian film. Here's a droll, leisurely, rather enigmatic b/w comedy-drama in which a twenty-something coming out of a broken romance decides to leave Brussels for brighter climes. But instead, for no clear reason, he checks into a little hotel, whence he starts wandering the city and having odd encounters with various characters - including, of course, a girl. Faintly surreal in its use of non sequiturs, dramatic ellipses and subtly offbeat gags; regrettably, the film is so modest that it never quite lives up to the promise of its first half.

Author: GA 0000-00-00 00:00:00

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Cast & crew

Director: Alex Stockman

Producer: Kaat Camerlynck

Cast: Stefan Perceval, Stefanie Bodien, Senne Rouffaer, Jacqueline Bir, Marie Bulté, Josse De Pauw full cast

Duration: 98 mins


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