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Reviews for A Thousand Times Good Night

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6.9 / 10 1h 51min

On assignment while photographing a female suicide bomber in Kabul, Rebecca – one of the world’s top war photojournalists - gets badly hurt. Back home, another bomb drops as her husband and daughters give her an ultimatum: her work or her family.

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GlowingGecko's Movie review

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Review by GlowingGecko

It left me with a punch in my stomach and a lump in my throat.

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Review by user930phbpsiep

The best film Erik Poppe has put out in years

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Review by user5766pqhed1q

"Maybe they'll choke on their coffee"

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Review by user854cvbl2915

'Someone must make the world see....'

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Review by user4452xx12cpo

Does observation equal complicity?

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Review by user979161cye6p

A misleading first scene but still a good watch.

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Review by user406qk15cbgv

Caught between passion and family.

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Review by user4948zz45y3j

Important as it is a beautifully rendered story.

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Review by user24129fztz47

A movie about difficult choices

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Review by user12x3akyje5

Difficult Themes Handled in a Riveting Way

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Review by user642u1676jxc

Absorbing and thought provoking drama. Excellent

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Review by user298ua0aqg7h

When your career deals with being an observer, it makes the moments in which you are expected to be a participant difficult.