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'A middle-class French couple are disturbed by a series of videotapes left on their doorstep, suggesting they are under surveillance. Haneke’s meticulous and unsettling portrait of collective memory and guilt is also an extraordinary treatise on class, family, racism and the fears of contemporary society. It marks the full emergence of Haneke’s increasingly complex and ambiguous sensibility, drawing on the traumatic legacy of France’s colonial past in Algeria. Juliette Binoche and Daniel Auteuil are extraordinary in roles that gradually peel away the surface complacency of modern life.' ACMI

MA15+ | Brief strong violence

MA15+