Movie Description In Jonathan Nossiter's SIGNS AND WONDERS, a happily married couple begin to grow apart after 17 years of marriage. A middle-aged French woman, Marjorie (Charlotte Rampling), is betrayed by her American husband, Alec (Stellan Skarsgard) while they are living abroad in Athens with their two children. In turn, Marjorie begins an affair with an anti-government journalist. As the family is turned upside down, Nossiter's swirling colors and chaotic camerawork provide a visual interpretation of the film's emotionally complex plot.
| Credits | | Cast: | Deborah Kara Unger, Dimitris Katalifos |
Editorial Reviews "...It's an intriguing, complex and original human drama..." Box Office - Paul Clinton (03/01/2001)
"...It boasts some startlingly effective moments and fine performances....[Rampling has] never before conveyed the fierceness and raw emotional power she exhibits here..." Movieline - Stephen Farber (03/01/2001)
"...SIGNS & WONDERS has such resonance and sophistication that it recalls the cinema of Michelangelo Antonioni in its powerful evocation of the essentially enigmatic quality of human nature..." Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (04/06/2001)
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