Tuesday, 11 October 2011 18:13
Hours Required to Probe 'The Mysteries of Lisbon'
The Mysteries of Lisbon is an intriguing but demanding film—not that it's difficult to follow but at 4¼ hours, it requires a commitment of time and energy. Set in the 19th century in Portugal, France, Italy and Brazil, this stylized costume drama opens with a caution: "This work is not my child, nor my godson. This work is a diary of suffering."
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