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Advantages: great performance, touching story Disadvantages: none
Before Sunrise is a drama made in 1995. It was directed by Richard Linklater. This film has a second part which was made in 2001 and its title is Before Sunset.
Richard Linklater is an American film director, producer, screenplay writer and also actor. He directed for example the Fast Food Nation.
Before Sunset stars Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke. The running time of the film is 105 minutes. It was released in January 1995. The screenplay was written by Richard Linklater and Kim Krizan. The classification of this film is 15 years and over.
Main cast
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Julie Delpy ? Céline
Ethan Hawke ? Jesse
Plot
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Jesse and Céline travel on the same train from Budapest to Paris. Jesse observes Céline and founds a reason how to talk to her. Jesse is an American young man who goes to Vienna from where his flight goes back to ...
Advantages: best fine dining at great value Disadvantages: far away from my home town
It was another pleasing experienced for me when I got the chance to explore a new place to indulge my appetite during my short holiday in Bali & found this fine dining, Ma Joly Restaurant.
The Location :
Strategically located in Tuban area, around 10 minutes from the international airport, in conjunction with Kuta beach and buzzing Kuta area, the road to Tuban beach, Jln. Pantai Segara, swings right at the Bali Hai Resort. What appears to be a dead-end is actually the entrance to The Sandi Phala (Kupu Kupu Barong Resort) which we will find Ma Joly Restaurant, a surprisingly solitary fine dining place, a part from the resort. The best way to get here is by taxi or call the restaurant for free pick up service.
The Venue :
Located by a beautiful stretch of white sandy beach, the place has never ending amazing scenery ...
"If there's any kind of magic in this world, it must be in the attempt of understanding someone, sharing something. I know, it's almost impossible to succeed, but... who cares, really? The answer must be in the attempt."
- Celine, Before Sunrise.
Before Sunrise is one of the closest things to cinematic perfection that I ever seen. This may seem like a slightly strange way to open a review, but in this case it seems apt. I find everything about this film to be perfect, and although I can usually find flaws in the films that I adore the most, I have yet to find anything within Before Sunrise that doesn't work for me. The performances are spot on. The story simple yet beautfiul. The conversations amongst the most intelligent I have heard within American film. So why didn't anybody seem to see the film when it first appeared? Why ...
