... but it should be something special if it's nowhere near as good as "Reprise" or "Oslo, August 31st." Trier is a true talent; and the cast is quite intriguing (Huppert, Byrne, Eisenberg, Strathairn, Ryan).
Without you, today's emotions would be the scurf of yesterday's.
I was surprised to hear this was screening at Cannes, since I read the script for an internship I did at a management company about two years ago. I can't recall the plot exactly (something about a dead father and one of his sons going back through his writings or something) but I remember hating it! I'm sure it's come a long way, it was certainly in development long enough.
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