Le Temps du Loup with Isabelle Huppert: DVD Cover
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Le Temps du Loup
a.k.a. The Time of the Wolf Director: Michael Haneke Cast: Isabelle Huppert, Maurice Bénichou, Lucas Biscombe, Patrice Chéreau

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  • DVD Release Date: 12/14/2004
  • Original Release: 2003
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 34,115

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Features

Original theatrical aspect ratio 2.35:1; 5.1 surround sound; An interview with director Michael Hanede; An interview with star Isabelle Huppert; Production footage; Filmographies; Theatrical trailer; Previews; Weblinks

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Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. At the Cabin [6:53]
2. Looking for Shelter [8:56]
3. Benny Disappears [9:52]
4. A Feral Orphan [4:48]
5. Heading South [4:15]
6. At the Station [4:21]
7. Respect the Rules [5:30]
8. Systems of Trade [3:44]
9. The Latest News [5:45]
10. A New Way of Life [8:28]
11. A Letter to Father [5:51]
12. New Arrivals [:00]
13. The Immigrant Family [4:06]
14. Killers [6:03]
15. Beauty in Music [5:30]
16. Suicide [7:13]
17. Sacrifice [5:06]
18. Closing Credits [9:35]

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Editorial Reviews

On the heels of his award-winning, emotionally devastating 2001 drama The Piano Teacher, German filmmaker Michael Haneke weaves this disturbing tale of a family forced into a harrowing confrontation with a group of strangers set against the backdrop of a global apocalypse. In the aftermath of an unseen but catastrophic global disaster, a shaken family slowly makes their way to the presumed safety of a holiday home in the French countryside. Upon arrival, the family discovers their home inhabited by a woman and a horrified man. When a shot rings out, a life is taken, and time seems to stand still. In the aftermath of unspeakable violence, it appears that the only hope for a band of desperate refugees lies in a nearby train station and a locomotive that -- despite their most optimistic hopes and prayers -- may never actually arrive. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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March 28, 2006: THIS IS A SLOW FILM THAT HAS INTERESTING SCENES. IT IS A FILM THAT DEFINITELY PERSUADES PEOPLE TO AVOID BEING IN FRANCE AT THE END OF THE WORLD. THE CHARACTERS ARE PATHETIC, IN THAT THEY STRUGGLE WITH MORALITY BUT FAIL MISERABLY IN RELATION TO ONE ANOTHER. IT'S OK FOR RENTAL.