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>>46030072
Love Exposure might be very long, but they're rewarding 4 hours and you can never predict where it's going, those 4 hours will feel shorter than many 90-minutes-long films you've watched. It's an example of why film is a powerhouse of an artform. A testament of how incredible Sono is at creating emotional rollercoasters. It has a perfect synergy of his idiosyncratic style, his abstract and challenging messages and themes, and his obsession with bizarre characters and elongated runtimes. If you simply don't have the time for it, you can stop at some points and continue later. It has like 5 acts.