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Title: Museum Hours (2012)
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Mary Margaret O'Hara | ... | Anne |
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Bobby Sommer | ... | Johann |
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Ela Piplits | ... | Gerda - Visiting Lecturer |
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Marcus O'Hara | ... | Bruegel Tour Group |
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Deborah Gzesh | ... | Bruegel Tour Group |
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Marco Calamita | ... | Bruegel Tour Group |
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Nina Calamita | ... | Bruegel Tour Group |
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Sigrid Mölg | ... | Bruegel Tour Group |
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Evelyne Egerer | ... | Bruegel Tour Group |
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Gerda Hartl | ... | Museum Visitor |
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Ivo Hunek | ... | Museum Visitor |
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Anna Maria Innerhofer | ... | Museum Visitor |
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Anna Nowak | ... | Museum Visitor |
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Michaela Buchegger | ... | Museum Visitor |
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Hellmut Goebl | ... | Museum Visitor |
In the Kunsthistorisches Art Museum in Vienna, Johann is a security guard who finds a special quiet magic there. One day, a Canadian woman arrives to visit to the city, and the two strike up a friendship through their appreciation of art. That relationship helps put all the other goings-on at the museum and in the city in perspective, as Johann observes and participates in them in a world where art can say so much more than a casual visitor might know. Written by Kenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)
I have forgotten how an art movie looks like. I am satisfied with this movie. It is good to see a movie like this after some time, especially after I was busy with Oscar event and nominee movies. Although the art movie is not my type, sometimes I get bored for its slow presentation, but sometimes I will be thrilled to enjoy those great visuals.
Movies without commercial values are kinda bores me. Sometime intense scenes and inappropriate scenes turn me off. There are many people who love this rare form of the movie, but my interest in those movies depends on what it deals. This movie was about art museum, I like paintings and drawing so managed to enjoy it.
This movie was like a documentary about an art museum from Austria. They concentrated more on art pieces to explain behind story of those. They just added a couple of characters in the movie with a story to start and end about the beautiful Vienna museum. Yeah, it worked so well, human emotions plus great fine arts, totally an awesome blend.
If you ask me, I would say it is an another form of 'Before Sunrise'. The whole movie takes place between two characters, Anne and Johan. Mostly they talk largely about paintings and Vienna city. It is a kinda educational purpose where we can get information about the city and its history. You won't like it just after a watch, it will take time. Day by day you will begin like it more and more, that is how this movie is made up of.