SummaryThe director of Reconstruction, winner of the Cannes Camera d'Or in 2003, returns with Allegro, another mind-boggling exploration of his signature themes of love and memory. (International Film Circuit)
Directed By:Christoffer Boe
Written By:Christoffer Boe, Mikael Wulff
Allegro
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An existential masterpiece. Merging the stylistic direction of Jean-Pierre Jeunet with the existential sensibilities of Charlie Kaufman, creating one of the most memorable films ever made.
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Spare, elegant and tailor-made for intense discussions over dark coffee, Boe's film is a slily bold and delightfully inventive variation on an age-old theme.
60
Its most intriguing moments evoke the way that memory plays tricks and our visions of the past are actually scrambled composites of impressions and feelings.
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Sophomore effort by Danish helmer Christoffer Boe offers a mix of cerebral sci-fi conceits, baroque visual texture and romantic melancholy similar to that in his Cannes kudo-reaping debut, "Reconstruction." Still, pic is remarkably original and reps further evidence of a unique directorial vision.
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Unmotivated jitters and flash-zooms abound, needlessly complicating a flagrantly elaborate premise.
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Production Company:
- AlphaVille Pictures Copenhagen
- Det Danske Filminstitut
- Nordisk Film
- SF Film
Release Date:May 9, 2007
Duration:1 h 28 m
Tagline:Allegro dwells on the romantic world in which character flaws and personal mistakes alter one's universe.
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Awards
Danish Film Awards (Robert)
• 1 Win & 5 Nominations
Sundance Film Festival
• 1 Nomination
Venice Film Festival
• 1 Nomination




























