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Reviews for La Belle Noiseuse

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7.4 / 10 3h 58min

The former famous painter Frenhofer lives quietly with his wife on a countryside residence in the French Provence. When the young artist Nicolas visits him with his girlfriend Marianne, Frenhofer decides to start again the work on a painting he long ago stopped: La Belle Noiseuse. And he wants Marianne as model.

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user1472bw5c94j's Movie review

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Review by user1472bw5c94j

Reaching Beneath the Skin of Art

All Reaction moments

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Review by user469mdelzrb9

Rich, beautiful, entrancing, exquisite

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Review by user552z9fh6ts9

Open up a good bottle while watching it

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Review by user2312avl0m9x

A good movie if you're tired of non-stop American action

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Review by user291w1npk65i

Provides deep insights in the art of the painter

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Review by user627m3qvhr7i

The man had a real sense of art.

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Review by CrystalCroc

If you have the patience, La Belle Noiseuse is very rewarding.

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Review by user807ayd6nxuz

A richly rewarding cinematic experience

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Review by SunlitSalamander

If you loved Portrait of a Lady on Fire, you'll probably love this one too.

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Review by user631u7ceguov

Contemplation on the nature of art.

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Review by user812fcxwkq1k

I've seen it twice- slow pace notwithstanding, it's worth it

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Review by user313rwyuk5t

An interesting portrayal of the relationship between artists and models

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Review by ThunderousTarantula

The four-hour version, or the two-hour?

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Review by RubyRat

Process and Purpose of Painting