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  • By LJ
    June 21, 2012
    03:20 PM

    I have not seen La Havre yet. This is one my most anticipated CC blu-rays of the summer.
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  • By Sidney
    June 21, 2012
    06:01 PM

    Unfortunately, I haven't seen La Havre, either, but I'm definitely looking forward to the July 31st release.
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  • By Kaurismaki_fan
    June 21, 2012
    08:50 PM

    1. Because it may be Kaurismaki's Masterpiece 2. Detective Marcel Marx 3. Because Along with Rosetta my most anticipated Cc release this summer! This is only the first in what will be a trilogy of "Harbor Films" for Kaurismaki who usually puts out his work in three's maybe will see the rest here on criterion...
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  • By Sean
    June 22, 2012
    12:41 PM

    you can watch it through criterion for months now on hulu plus
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  • By Michael K.
    July 31, 2012
    07:22 PM

    1. Because Kaurismaki is one of the two or three greatest living directors. 2. Because, as with his other great films, Le Harve is filmed in distinctively beautiful colors and light, with precise and formal camera setups, and has a terrific soundtrack. 3. Because the film has true a heart.
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  • By Akshay Shaha
    July 31, 2012
    11:56 PM

    Authentic film @ the real affection and human behavior.... :) Should watch this one.... :)
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