Reviews for Complete Unknown

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5.1 / 10 1h 30min

Tom’s birthday dinner party is turned upside down by the unexpected arrival of Alice, an old flame who changed her identity and vanished without a trace 15 years prior.

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Review by user773pvdlxm3d

Interesting premise, thought provoking on practical issues. It makes you think what your "identity" really entails, when you can get rid of it and trade for a new one

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Review by fashionista

A woman from a man's past, long since a memory but not forgotten, returns after 15 years and so begins the questioning of why she left and where she went?

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Review by user762uji37u4o

Rachel Weisz shines and makes this worth watching

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Review by winelover

A confusing openended view of the act of confusion

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Review by GlowingGecko

Who says 'you only live twice'?

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Review by smilingface

Semi-Rewarding "Stage Play" with More Head than Heart

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Review by beaconoflight

The great impostor meets eat, pray, love.

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Review by grateful

A Great Idea Not Fully Developed

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Review by loveroflife

You are who you say you are - but your passport will reveal who you really are

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Review by cyclist

Another beautiful and subtle performance by Rachel Wiesz

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Reviews for Complete Unknown

Interesting premise, thought provoking on practical issues. It makes you think what your "identity" really entails, when you can get rid of it and trade for a new one

A woman from a man's past, long since a memory but not forgotten, returns after 15 years and so begins the questioning of why she left and where she went?

Rachel Weisz shines and makes this worth watching

A confusing openended view of the act of confusion

Who says 'you only live twice'?

Semi-Rewarding "Stage Play" with More Head than Heart

The great impostor meets eat, pray, love.

A Great Idea Not Fully Developed

You are who you say you are - but your passport will reveal who you really are

Another beautiful and subtle performance by Rachel Wiesz

Excellent. Clear. Spare. Rich. Profound. Brilliantly conceived, staged & performed & directed

Would the story work without someone like Rachel Weisz as Alice?