Words and Pictures

2014 • 115 minutes

À propos de ce film

Prep school English teacher Jack Marcus (Clive Owen) meets his match in Dina Delsanto (Juliette Binoche) — an abstract painter, and the new art teacher on campus. He challenges her to a lively philosophical debate of the impact of words vs. pictures and, in the process, sparks an unlikely romance.

Notes et avis

As a woman living with rheumatoid arthritis for over 6 years.....I was surprised to see a movie touching the subject. ...it was a nice movie and thought the lead actors were great....but I don't think it really went far enough into the life of living and dealing with RA....though I will say , the pill bottle scene was spot on;-)

and the pace never really changed. But I thought it was a very watchable movie, that made my Saturday afternoon, very pleasant. It left me with a good feeling, even a hopeful feeling.

Such a piece of art. This movie is so capturing and breath taking. From the script to the acting, the movie captures you and goes deep under your skin. With no CGI creations, to create such effect on the viewer is challenging and is really art. Chosen actors and their performance made you feel the passion for their art. Thank you for your contribution to mankind.