What is the movie Armour about?

Retired music teachers Georges (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and Anne (Emmanuelle Riva) have spent their lives devoted to their careers and to each other. Their relationship faces its greatest challenge when Anne suffers a debilitating stroke. Though Georges himself suffers from the aches and infirmities of old age, he bravely ignores his own discomfort to take care of his wife, and is determined to keep his promise to her that she never go back to the hospital.
Amour/Film synopsis

Is Amour worth watching?

Beautifully shot, powerfully acted, and skillfully composed, Amour is worth pursuing. Getting old is an ugly business and seldom a subject for cinema. Amour is definitely a good film, but I’m judging this on the scale of Haneke’s previous films where it just doesn’t stand up. July 2, 2019 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…

What is the end of movie Amour?

Georges had more compassionate alternatives available to him than smothering his wife with a pillow. Even a casual viewer should be shocked that Amour ends as it does, with a murder-suicide as Georges disintegrates. He seals her room, stalks a bird, puts on his overcoat – vanishes.

What is Amour rated?

PG-13
Amour/MPAA rating
There’s a story about adultery, and an old woman is glimpsed naked while bathing. Thanks to many awards and strong critical reception, movie nuts will be interested in seeing what this is all about, but despite a PG-13 rating, Amour’s mature subject matter is best for older teens and adults.

What happens in amour?

Two retired classical-music teachers are savoring their golden years in a comfortable apartment, when the wife, Anne, experiences a stroke that leaves her partially paralyzed. Her devoted husband, Georges, struggles with the formidable task of being Anne’s full-time caretaker.

Is Amour movie in English?

English
French
Amour/Languages

What did George say to Anne when they came back home after the concert?

When they return from the concert, George and Anne discover that someone has attempted to break into their apartment. We see our first of many indications of caring, when George calms Anne by saying, “Don’t let it spoil your good mood now.” He then, as a gentleman, helps her take her coat off.

What language is Amour in?

French
Middle English (originally in the sense ‘love, affection’): via Old French from Latin amor ‘love’. The current sense dates from the late 16th century.

Where was Amour filmed?

The film is a co-production among the French, German, and Austrian companies Les Films du Losange, X-Filme Creative Pool, and Wega Film. Amour was screened at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival, where it won the Palme d’Or….Amour (2012 film)

Amour
Distributed by	Les Films du Losange (France) X-Verleih (Germany) Filmladen (Austria)

Is amour French or Spanish?

Middle English (originally in the sense ‘love, affection’): via Old French from Latin amor ‘love’.

Is Amore French or Italian?

“Amore” is the Italian spelling /pronunciation for a word which would be spelled/pronounced “amour” in French and it means Love. It is used in multiple languages with slight changes to the spelling…the most extreme of which might be lanmou, which is a creolized version of the same word.

Is it mi amor or Mi amore?

Mi amor is used to address both men and women. Unlike some Spanish nouns which have a masculine and feminine version, one should use “mi amor” for both men and women. Spanish Dict states that “mi amore” and “mi amora” are incorrect.

How many times should I see Amour?

As a good friend said after he’d seen it, Amour is a film that you must see, but that you will probably only want, or need, to see once. But see it you must. The genius of this film lies in the fact that it doesn’t rely on any cheap cinematic or emotional shortcuts.

What can we learn from a film like Amour?

I think it’s because a film like “Amour” has a lesson for us that only the cinema can teach: the cinema, with its heedless ability to leap across time and transcend lives and dramatize what it means to be a member of humankind’s eternal audience. Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from 1967 until his death in 2013.

Why is there so much tenderness in Amour?

It is part of the searing authenticity of the film, and that makes the more tender moments even more special. Amour is a film about the disappearance of a human being; of what one man does in the face of losing the woman he has loved his whole life, every day, little by little.

What does the opening shot of Michael Haneke’s Amour mean?

The opening shot of Michael Haneke’s “Amour” shows firemen breaking into an elegant apartment in Paris. We know nothing about who lives here, and are told nothing — except in pantomime, as one fireman holds his nose. In a bedroom, the body of an old woman is found in bed, surrounded by desiccated flowers.