2002·Fantasy·1h 42m
7.0
★
A young journalist journeys to Iceland to find her missing fiancé only to encounter a mythical creature who longs to die.
Directed by Hal Hartley
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Cast
Sarah Polley
Beatrice
Robert John Burke
The Monster
Helen Mirren
The Boss
Julie Christie
Dr. Anna
Baltasar Kormákur
Dr. Artaud
Annika Peterson
Margaret
Erica Gimpel
Judy
James Urbaniak
Concierge
Bill Sage
Carlo
Paul Lazar
Fred
Damian Young
Berger
Miho Nikaido
Beautician
Crew
Hal Hartley
Director
Hal Hartley
Writer
Michael Spiller
Director of Photography
Francis Ford Coppola
Executive Producer
Hal Hartley
Producer
Willi Bär
Executive Producer
Linda Reisman
Executive Producer
Fridrik Thor Fridriksson
Producer
Hal Hartley
Music
Randall Balsmeyer
Visual Effects Supervisor
Michael Lerman
First Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
Adam Sang
4.0★ · 09/22/23
I'm a big Hal Hartley guy but this was pretty eh
I'm a big Hal Hartley guy but this was pretty eh
LeonDeon
3.0★ · 07/03/20
No Such Thing is philosophy class made for students who think they're smarter than the material.
Look, I tried to like this film and find something to enjoy in the narrative and subtext, but I cannot stand this arrogance that permeates from the film. I understand the message of how we subjugate others for our own news cycle and make others the target of our distractions but this is so much meandering and waiting for things to happen that I was bored beyond belief.
Look, I tried to like this film and find something to enjoy in the narrative and subtext, but I cannot stand this arrogance that permeates from the film. I understand the message of how we subjugate others for our own news cycle and make others the target of our distractions but this is so much meandering and waiting for things to happen that I was bored beyond belief.
No Such Thing is philosophy class made for students who think they're smarter than the material.
Look, I tried to like this film and find something to enjoy in the narrative and subtext, but I cannot stand this arrogance that permeates from the film. I understand the message of how we subjugate others for our own news cycle and make others the target of our distractions but this is so much meandering and waiting for things to happen that I was bored beyond belief.
Look, I tried to like this film and find something to enjoy in the narrative and subtext, but I cannot stand this arrogance that permeates from the film. I understand the message of how we subjugate others for our own news cycle and make others the target of our distractions but this is so much meandering and waiting for things to happen that I was bored beyond belief.
maria
7.0★ · 01/24/25
Dan
8.0★ · 09/23/24
Iby
5.4★ · 09/30/23