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Before Sunset (DVD, 2004)

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This DVD features the critically acclaimed 2004 drama film, Before Sunset, starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy. Directed by Richard Linklater, this movie is a must-watch for fans of romantic dramas. The film is rated R and has a runtime of 80 minutes. The DVD is in excellent working condition, and only includes the disc itself. It is formatted for DVD players and was released in 2004. The movie follows the story of two strangers who reconnect after 9 years and spend a day wandering around Paris, reminiscing about their past and discussing their present. This is a great addition to any movie collection and will be sure to captivate audiences.

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Nine years ago, director Richard Linklater's BEFORE SUNRISE introduced American twentysomething Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and French twentysomething Celine (Julie Delpy). The two met on a train to Vienna, and spent the night together wandering around the city, talking, and falling for each other. They parted ways, vowing to meet in Vienna in six months. Linklater's latest film, BEFORE SUNSET, picks up where the 1994 film left off. In Paris promoting a novel he has written about their one perfect night together (the two were never reunited), Jesse is dumbfounded when Celine shows up at his last bookstore interview. With just a few hours remaining before his flight back to the States, Jesse and Celine meander through Paris, returning in no time at all to their playful banter, flirtation, and intense conversations about life, love, and the state of the world. Although the sexual tension is palpable, Jesse is married--albeit unhappily--and has a young son, and Celine has a boyfriend. Are these thirtysomethings really soul mates, or ships destined to keep passing in the night? Perhaps only screenwriter Linklater, along with Delpy and Hawke who contributed to the insightful, believable dialogue, know for sure.