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14. Juni 2002 · Happiness is the subject of "13 Conversations About One Thing." For that matter, happiness is the subject of every conversation we ever have: the search for happiness, the envy of happiness, the loss of happiness, the guilt about undeserved happiness. The engine that drives the human personality is our desire to be happy instead of sad, entertained instead of bored, inspired instead of ...
Genre. drame. Durée. 104 minutes. Sortie. 2001. Pour plus de détails, voir Fiche technique et Distribution. Thirteen Conversations About One Thing est un film américain réalisé par Jill Sprecher, sorti en 2001 .
THIRTEEN CONVERSATIONS ABOUT ONE THING. Trailer. Directed by. Jill Sprecher. United States, 2001. Drama . 104. Synopsis. A group of people live their separate lives, unaware of the subtle interconnections that bring them together. From the director of Clo ...
In what has to be one of the gloomiest explorations of happiness and luck ever conceived this morose film explores it’s themes through an Altman-esque series of intertwining stories. This under-seen indie gem certainly isn’t for everybody, but if you ever find yourself in a philosophical mood you could do much worse than listening to these 13 conversations about one thing.
Thirteen Conversations About One Thing. Details: 2001, USA, Cert 15, 104 mins. Direction: Jill Sprecher. Genre: Drama. Summary: A disparate group of people, including a cleaning lady, a rising ...
Jill Sprecher directs Thirteen Conversations About One Thing with a graceful fluidity and a deep respect for the individual struggles of the five main characters as they try to discern the meaning of their experiences. The top-drawer screenplay by the director and her sister Karen Sprecher is filled with many moments of subtlety and keen insights into human nature.
24. Mai 2002 · A film review of ''Thirteen Conversations About One Thing'' last Friday referred incorrectly to the type of Schubert composition it evoked for the reviewer. It was a piano sonata; Schubert did not ...
