Tell No One

I can't tell you how wonderful this film is.  French films always have a lyrical sense to it.
Stunning and intriguing, a book adaptation (although not read the book) that speaks well on film.


Its rare I find a film that pleases me in every way, makes me truly happy, scared, and sad.  I end up thinking about the film for days afterwards.  It effects me in such away that not many films do.


The story plays out like reality, as in I can't believe what I am seeing and I want to keep watching through my fingers.  And when the climax of the film happens, I am in floods of tears, unable to control my emotions.  Guillaume Canet, beautiful French dude from The Beach, makes his directorial debut with Tell No One (Ne Le Dis A Personne).  And my what a great debut it is.  Another director to watch.


The French know how to show love in many ways.


I need to get me one of those ;)