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An elderly Parisian couple’s quiet life changes after a sudden health crisis.

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Retired Paris music teachers Georges and Anne live an attentive shared life until Anne suffers a stroke and returns home with reduced mobility. Georges becomes her primary caregiver as further decline narrows their apartment, routines, and contact with others.

Why it belongs

Michael Haneke observes caregiving without consolation through fixed rooms, duration, sound, and Trintignant and Riva's unsparing familiarity.

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A piano, wheelchair, meals, washing, closed doors, visits, a pigeon, and the apartment's unchanged décor make decline practical and intimate. Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva preserve dignity without hiding exhaustion.

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Totals include every recorded competitive win. Only Picture or top-film honors, Direction, Screenplay, and lead or supporting performances are named.

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Sight & Sound—IMDb Top 250—AFI 100—
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Great Cinema Master List scores

Greatness9.1
Engagement8.2
Ease6.5

French · PG-13
Narrative Feature
Mood: Romantic & Reflective