Lotte Verbeek

Charles Dance

Sverrir Gudnason

Isolda Dychauk

Filippo Nigro

Vera Filatova

Giselda Volodi

Marco Quaglia

Rocco Gottlieb

Douglas Dean

Justin Alexander Korovkin

Carlo Shalom Hintermann

Marco Saura

Simone Bachini

Jerome Bellavista Caltagirone

Sébastien Delloye

Terrence Malick

Robin Monotti Graziadei

Gerardo Panichi

Michele Petochi

Béatrice Kruger

David Crank

André Fonsny

Tamara Marini

Anca Rafan

Pascalle Willame

Desideria Corridoni

Antonello Resch

Philippe Groff

Alessandra Masi

Daniele Modina

Federico Verdinelli

Paola Bonsembiante

Kevin Dardenne

Giuseppe Tedeschi

Michela Tomasi

Roberto Benetti

Matteo Bertelli

Toon De Clercq

Juliette Fassin

Riccardo Fedrizzi

Nicolas van der Biest

Henri Morelle

Elsa Ruhlmann

Paolo Galiano

Stéphane Bidault

Nicolas Blampain

Dominique Degand

Katharina Dießner

Paolo Furlanelli

Massimo Galiano

Korneel Moeyaert

Benoît Theunissen

Federico Vagliati

Bruno Verstraete

Chiara Coller

Sophia Tamaro

Massimo Lorenzato

Roger Schins

Giovanna Cané

Clifford De Spenser

Julie Ghesquiere

Jörg Widmer

Mariano Tufano

Giuseppe D'Amato

Stefano Grosso

Aldo Signoretti

Piero Lassandro

Lorenzo Ceccotti

Drama

History

Mystery

The Book of Vision

Luminous Arts Productions

Citrullo International

Entre Chien et Loup

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It's been a while since seeing Charles Dance's name on a cast list has suggested anything compelling to follow, and here is just another story that allows him to don a wig, doublet and hoes and help us solve a time-shift mystery. "Eva" (Lotte Verbeek) is studying the history of medicine at a remote facility where "Dr. Anmuth" (Dance) is her supervisor. As she delves deeper into the mysteries of her science, she discovers that he was also an 18th century physician at the cutting edge (depending on your perspective) of clinical practise diverting from that hardly evolved since God was a boy and leeches were ten for a pound down the apothecary. Her research uncovers the eponymous piece of literature and that's when we all start to experience the parallel timelines of this story as her 21st century, pregnant, character shows startling similarities to that of an 18th century counterpart "Elizabeth" - a wealthy woman in the care of "Anmuth". Facing modern day pressures from colleagues and latter day pressures from family and friends entirely suspicious of any kind of new thinking, she must walk a perilous tightrope. Verbeek is not a very imposing actor, and here she is supported by the equally unimpressive Sverrir Gudnason ("Lindgren") and though, admittedly, Dance does bring a little gravitas to the proceedings, he too struggles to get what could have been quite an intriguing story off the ground. It looks quite good, cash has clearly been spent, but not on the writing and the talent and that's disappointing.

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