Ten Minutes Older: The Cello

I saw this movie twice and going to look once again Bertolucci's and Michael Radford's segments.So, my experience talks: it's not right choice for looking at 11 p.m. after hard work day. For looking non-commercial cinema you must have just... Full review

'With complete creative freedom, fifteen directors bring their interpretation of time to the screen', says the British National Film Theatre screening note. Alas, most of the film(s) take this carte blanche at it's worst implication and indulge themselves at the... Full review

Would be excellent for background visuals during a house part-e. It's like a 90 minute screen saver for the artistic types. Plug-in! While I am sure there are varying plots throughout, or not, I found myself enjoying having it on... Full review

Eight master directors of world cinema combine forces for this omnibus film that focuses cumulatively on the subject of time. Bookended by cello interludes, Ten Minutes Older: The Cello presents just one parameter to each of its filmmakers: no final... ... Full Article

A collection of 10-minute films from acclaimed arthouse directors, Ten Minutes Older: The Cello offers a diverse range of styles, moods and stories. Sadly nothing in this portmanteau matches the poetic elegance and mystery of Victor Erice's 'Lifeline', the standout... ... Full Article