When I saw this movie the first time at the age of 16, I felt like I've seen one of the best movies ever; It was a small glance in a beautiful world, contending characters that I liked very much, within a story that I wanted to be part of. Today, for me it is not that good movie anymore, but it is still that kind of European movie many filmmakers could learn much from. Some themes are maybe represented too superficially (a depressive philosopher who kills himself because of too much thinking); It is a kind of superficial idealism, too many beautiful pictures and too many "big" and meaningful words. Too many incredible and lovely surprises, but still a movie anyone should see who loves good cinema (and doesn't love religion).
Review of Antonia's Line
