Im used to watching slow japanese movies. but didnt really found it stimulating enough as i was multitasking. imreaching the end and realizing that hteres no conflict.. i remembered a conflict from the trailer, so i start jumping back to all the meaningful scenes .. then i read the review from a guy here pointing our some more detailes i missed its wonderful in this aspect. this is exactly how i wouldve done a movie > like a puzzle, making people think. what i wouldnt have done, is create this unstimulating trial.. almost everything happening in the movie thats not tied to the conflict is level 1-2 stimulation out of 5. . thats not how it works.. the human mind needs more.

Twenty minutes into the movie I realized that I didn't know where it was going and that it gave me not enough clues to be ever figured out. But I kept on watching Rampling. Enjoying every moment of it.

Is it too much to ask for a plot?

Hannah for me was a slow burn descent of one person's life in denial. Shot beautifully and conveys a lot of raw emotion with its stoic acting by Charlotte Rampling.

I personally felt this was a well shot film with some fantastic cinematography.