Eternity and a day, excerpt from the finale

[@bars4791]

That eight minutes of undivided and perfectly filmed long shot, undivided transition to past from present. Incredible music by Eleni Karaindrou, incredible Aegean view. Incredible imaginery and gone people with clear and fresh clothes, conveying good facial expressions, acting naturaly and gorgeously. What an emotional scene that emphisizing seizing the moment, good old memories and beautiful Aegean Sea. Beautiful scene from the heaven. Angelopoulos was utterly genius, just that scene is one of the proofs. One of the best endings in the world. Eternity and a day, what a title that might mean very things about life and time. Gorgeous movie

[@steveabrams777]

and then, that idiot took Theo away from us ...

[@joonsung2398]

"Eternity and a day" what a brilliant title for a movie! We can hardly see this type of movies nowadays...

[@rajkumar8a]

Wonderfully crafted movie...one of the best i have seen.

[@ShekharSircar]

Such a sadness yet so beautiful ❤

[@syeg_1907]

Eleni Karaindrou and Theo Angelopoulos🙏🙏🙏 best of best......

[@jeanmarcesposito7192]

Just a marvellous masterpiece.

[@Azathoth13]

One of the best Greek movie.

[@SpiritedAwaaay]

best movie ever!

[@miglena2s]

It is.

[@zidanecristianoaveiro]

One of the best movies ever

[@abrazalves]

The score is the same always in a Day and Eternity. Flash backs occur to humans because not all moments of life are equal. We are driven to listen to the different scores as the preciousness of each and every second lived by us. In the end....it is a lonely man walking by the sea with his dog. Brings us to reality....the beauty resides in the soul of a given lived moment.....to where only memory can sometimes return intact in its pureness

[@lyazidsaouchi5411]

Un chef-d'œuvre merci

[@riveravaldez]

You have Bruno Ganz directed by Theodoros Angelopoulos. Rest my case.

[@arsoyaltinpinar2667]

Bravooo komşu👏👏👏

[@dibujemaestro]

My favorite

[@blinkblink5605]

So cute best movie also

[@zambaklarenissizyerlerdeacar]

Sonsuzluk ve bir gün...

[@buddhatwig7846]

Didn‘t know Bruno Ganz speaks greek too. A grand master indeed!

[@soryu2k]

he doesn't it's a voice over

[@georgesduroy410]

He spoke German, his voice was dubbed by the well-known Greek actor Petros Fyssoun.

[@TheTsar1918]

This send always makes me emotional for some reason. There's just something about it that I can't quite put my finger on. There's a feeling that rises up within me, like a child begging for their caregiver to assure them that everything is going to be okay...

[@YXA_YXA]

I just rewatched the movie for the second time and I was looking for a way to explain why it makes me so emotional, you perfectly expressed that feeling

[@vankouls2699]

RIP Bruno Ganz 16/2/2019

[@GWatLum]

RIP

[@yelizyldz2854]

2:30 Pame San Allote

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

Sheer genius.

[@illz47]

This movie was hitting too hard for some reason, watching near the end in heavy turbulence on a plane, thinking I was about to die with my family. lol had to shut it off asap. An absolute masterwork though.

[@enterestingcreature8750]

XD

[@MrThanasaras]

masterpiece

[@ornellabellesi4853]

Non ho mai visto il film, ma ora avendo postato un amico in Facebook uno stralcio della scena finale ho cercato la trama che mi è sembrata piuttosto suggestiva, ma anche inquietante perché suggerisce allo spettatore più domande che risposte.

[@karolinan5600]

Ti consiglio di vedere quel film, se non hai ancora potuto farlo. È un'opera molto poetica che ci fa riflettere sulle cose importanti della vita. E poi... la musica è una meraviglia...

[@jeanmarcesposito7192]

La base della filosofia Greca antica, parlo di quella aristotelica, è di non dare riposte ma porre le giuste domande affinché si cerchi una risposta nel dialogo. Sintetizzo molto, ma è li che si capisce l’intelligenza e la cultura di T Angelopoulos.