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When I watched this film, the music stood out to me and I was thinking, this sounds ALOT like the film score from "The Illusionist". Sure enough, same composer. So if you like this movies music, you'll like "The ILLusionist" Capital L because the capital i's and lowercase l's look exactly the same....
nicole kidman definitely deserved the oscar, it was such a different performance from every other ole she has played, her scene at the trainstation with her husband when she says she is dying in this town always sends shivers down my spine!
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I liked Kidmans beak, however - is it true it kept growing as the movie progressed? Something of a phallic-envy-metaphor?