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 Director: Lasse HallströmPublisher: Miramax Actor(s): Juliette Binoche, Judi Dench, Alfred Molina, Carrie-Anne Moss, Aurelien Parent Koenig Released: 2001-08-07 Type: DVD The gypsy asks the little girl what she's peddling ... Religion? Communism? The girl simply answers: "Chocolate." If you think this movie is only about chocolate, then you're missing a theatrical milestone. It is about chocolate (and deliciously so), but it's about so much more: love of life versus emotional repression; good versus evil; duty to family/community versus allegiance to self; lust for life versus lust for an afterlife. It's a magnificent movie on every level -- acting, directing, script, characterization. If you want to be uplifted, inspired, amused, entertained, angered and encouraged to think, then watch this movie immediately.
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