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Movie Title : Aanrijding in Moscou (Moscow, Belgium)
Release Date : Dec 19, 2008 Wide
Genre Movie :Drama,Romance,Art House & International,Comedy
Mpaa Rating : Unrated

Actors :Barbara Sarafian,Jurgen Delnaet,Johan Heldenbergh,Anemone Valcke,Sofia Ferri,Julian Borsani

Belgian director Christophe Van Rompæy helms the frenetic romantic comedy Aanrijding in Moscou. This farce opens with a seemingly calamitous turn of events when 29-year-old professional truck driver Johnny (Jurgen Delnaet) accidentally slams his rig into a car in the middle of a supermarket parking lot. Lo and behold, the car happens to belong to 41-year-old homemaker Matty (Barbara Sarafian), prompting a nasty fight between the two. In the middle of the argument, however, Johnny becomes unshakably convinced that Matty is his dream girl and determines to win her for himself -- despite the fact that she is married. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Director Christophe Van Rompaey has a script, of course, but much of what comes across so eloquently in this Flemish comedy of ill-manners is wordless.
John Anderson-Washington Post

The movie just can't decide whether it likes romance or disdains it, whether it wants to be dark or bright.
Wesley Morris-Boston Globe

A romantic drama, interwoven with bright ribbons of humor.
Colin Covert-Minneapolis Star Tribune

A splendid little offbeat love story, Moscow, Belgium is a near-quintessential foreign art-house film: smart, sweet, intriguing, well-made and emotionally familiar while still unique.
Tom Long-Detroit News

Few films tackle the question of whether a man with a history of domestic violence can learn to love again -- and fewer still do it in a subtly comedic and charming way.
Justin Berton-San Francisco Chronicle

Perhaps I am being too hard on "Moscow, Belgium," which at worst is inoffensive.
Peter Rainer-Christian Science Monitor

There aren't many surprises%u2014the characters end up more or less where we expect them to%u2014but it's useless and not at all fun to deny the simple pleasures of this film.
Leo Goldsmith-indieWIRE

Barbara Sarafian provides a full-bodied portrait of mature female strength as a mother named Matty in Moscow, Belgium.
Michael Sragow-Baltimore Sun

The film's portrait of a middle-class family and its daily clashes, both major and minor, is spot-on.
Tricia Olszewski-Washington City Paper

There's nothing special about the story in Moscow, Belgium. But the lead performance? Very special.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul)-St. Paul Pioneer Press

...a terrific vehicle for Sarafian, an actress who proves that middle age can still be intriguing and sexy.
Laura Clifford-Reeling Reviews

Moscow, Belgium feels not only like a movie from another culture but from another world.
Josh Rosenblatt-Austin Chronicle

As Matty, Sarafian is a marvel as she changes from a gray moth to a girlish butterfly, and Delnaet is delightful as the slightly dangerous Johnny.
Joe Williams-St. Louis Post-Dispatch

A European-style chick flick where all the women are wonderful and the men jerks. Unlike the American genre, this is one men can actually sit through and enjoy
Tony Medley-tonymedley.com

Not many Belgian films are made, let alone seen in the U.S., so this fresh and quirky feature debut (which world-premiered in 2008 Cannes Fest), about an unusual romantic triangle, is more than welcome.
Emanuel Levy-EmanuelLevy.Com

Barbara Sarafian's performance in this incongruously scintillating little film is a joy.
Les Wright-culturevulture.net

The romantic triangle plays out somewhat predictably but has welcome wit, well-defined characters and strong acting -- especially by Sarafian, who's intense and strangely sexy in quite the unglamorous role.
Stan Hall-Oregonian