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Title: Before Sunrise (1995)
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| Ethan Hawke | ... | Jesse | |
| Julie Delpy | ... | Céline | |
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Andrea Eckert | ... | Wife on Train |
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Hanno Pöschl | ... | Husband on Train |
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Karl Bruckschwaiger | ... | Guy on Bridge |
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Tex Rubinowitz | ... | Guy on Bridge |
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Erni Mangold | ... | Palm Reader |
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Dominik Castell | ... | Street Poet |
| Haymon Maria Buttinger | ... | Bartender | |
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Harald Waiglein | ... | Guitarist in Club |
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Bilge Jeschim | ... | Belly Dancer |
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Kurti | ... | Percussionist |
| Hans Weingartner | ... | Cafe Patron | |
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Liese Lyon | ... | Cafe Patron |
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Peter Ily Huemer | ... | Cafe Patron |
American tourist Jesse and French student Celine meet by chance on the train from Budapest to Vienna. Sensing that they are developing a connection, Jesse asks Celine to spend the day with him in Vienna, and she agrees. So they pass the time before his scheduled flight the next morning together. How do two perfect strangers connect so intimately over the course of a single day? What is that special thing that bonds two people so strongly? As their bond turns to love, what will happen to them the next morning when Jesse flies away? Written by randywong70@comcast.net
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What an incredibly brave and honest look at relationships. I've have never seen a film so precisely and brilliantly capture this kind of emotion and transfer it to the screen the way Before Sunrise does. What a crime that neither Ethan Hawke or Julie Delpy was nominated for any major acting awards, actually screw that! What a crime it was that they didn't both sweep every major acting award altogether and that Richard Linklater didn't get any recognition for the screenwriting or brilliant directing of his wonderful actors! Loved the ending (as much as it pained me at the same time), loved how after it all they go back and show every location that the couple shared together. Loved how the dialogue never wavers, never addressing the relationship directly but allows us to indirectly see a geniune bond forming through the body language, facial expressions, and the dialogue, ooooohhh the dialogue. Every bit of it plucked right from those top ten late night conversations we've all had with close friends whether it was serious or in jest. And respect to Linklater for keepin it real, the movie was rated R cause of a couple minor swear words? Could of easily been removed without really desecrating the film but he keeps it in anyways. Screw you hollywood, your 'romantic comedies', your Freddie Prinze Jr.'s, your 'take the glasses off the girl and now she's pretty' movies. This is real romance! This is what I come to the movies for, to think, to be provoked and to be swept away by the magic that only cinema can provide. Before Sunrise has single-handedly reminded me about why I goto the movies......