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Genre : Drama Release Date : July 22, 2011 MPAA Rating : PG-13 Duration : 111 minute(s) Production Budget : 10Studio : The Weinstein Company Official Site : http://weinsteinco.com/sites/sarahs-key/ Reviews Rate :
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unflinching yet poignant, Sarah's Key asks just how deeply you want to delve into your past
by Scott Bowles [USA Today ]
the film looks away for you, by cutting to the present-day story and going limp, as life-and-death drama is replaced by life as we know it
by Rachel Saltz [NY Times ]
is in no way a serious exploration of French complicity in the Holocaust. It simply leverages history's greatest outrage to turn it into a little detective/sob story through which Thomas drifts
by Kyle Smith [New York Post ]
filmmakers working in a language not their own, these scenes feel like they're not just in another tongue, they're in another movie
by Kenneth Turan [LA Times ]
doesn't seriously overplay the material. Aside from Max Richter's mawkish score and Aidan Quinn's blustery performance, the movie's tone is poised
by Mark Jenkins [npr.org ]
by Scott Bowles [USA Today ]
by Kyle Smith [New York Post ]
