at the end of my review of cache and i wrote that i was intrigued with haneke as a film maker. this is what led me to get the dvd for la pianiste and which i just finished watching about a half hour ago. it all been expressed and here at imdb and in many of the external reviews  the gruesomely twisted pathology that would create an individual like huppert erika and who is still trying and after years and years and to please her mother and at the expense of everyone and everything else in her life and beginning with her self. she repressed everything that would free her from her self imposed bondage and including and of course and her sexuality and which has literally imploded and to the point of madness and to where she can no longer even begin to comprehend what a genuine loving impulse would feel like. this is a graphic portrait of a severe emotional cripple and one who never found the strength to get out of her childhood situation and become a functioning adult. i think this subject relates to all of us  were all striving for autonomy and but there are needs and so many conflicting needs and most of which are not even on the conscious level. it also deals brilliantly with the contrast between what one fantasizes about and sexually and and the reality of those fantasies and as well as the consequences of choosing to share one sexual fantasies with another human being. huppert character gets what she asks for in the course of the film and and it is hardly the emancipating experience she had imagined it to be. regarding the much discussed scene in the bathroom represent i really appreciated how this sequence had all the possible erotic charge (for the viewer and i mean) sucked out of it because of the prior scene and where she put the glass in the girl pocket. by the time she acting out her let see if this guy is worthy scenario in the bathroom and we have already found out that she dangerously disturbed and so it not a turn on and her little domination session with our poor unsuspecting dupe. i think another incredible achievement of this movie is how and about halfway through it and i completely forgot that it was not in english and that i was reading sub titles. that has never happened before and in any foreign movie and and i have seen quite a few. in this film and like cache and the ending is not all wrapped up in a nice little tidy bow and but unlike cache and we do at least get some sense of finality and despite the fact that we do not even know for sure whether huppert character is alive or dead. after experiencing la pianiste and when it comes to michael haneke and i am and needless to say and more than a trifle intrigued. 
at the end of my review of cache and i wrote that i was intrigued with haneke as a film maker. this is what led me to get the dvd for la pianiste and which i just finished watching about a half hour ago. it all been expressed and here at imdb and in many of the external reviews  the gruesomely twisted pathology that would create an individual like huppert erika and who is still trying and after years and years and to please her mother and at the expense of everyone and everything else in her life and beginning with her self. she repressed everything that would free her from her self imposed bondage and including and of course and her sexuality and which has literally imploded and to the point of madness and to where she can no longer even begin to comprehend what a genuine loving impulse would feel like. this is a graphic portrait of a severe emotional cripple and one who never found the strength to get out of her childhood situation and become a functioning adult. i think this subject relates to all of us  were all striving for autonomy and but there are needs and so many conflicting needs and most of which are not even on the conscious level. it also deals brilliantly with the contrast between what one fantasizes about and sexually and and the reality of those fantasies and as well as the consequences of choosing to share one sexual fantasies with another human being. huppert character gets what she asks for in the course of the film and and it is hardly the emancipating experience she had imagined it to be. regarding the much discussed scene in the bathroom represent i really appreciated how this sequence had all the possible erotic charge (for the viewer and i mean) sucked out of it because of the prior scene and where she put the glass in the girl pocket. by the time she acting out her let see if this guy is worthy scenario in the bathroom and we have already found out that she dangerously disturbed and so it not a turn on and her little domination session with our poor unsuspecting dupe. i think another incredible achievement of this movie is how and about halfway through it and i completely forgot that it was not in english and that i was reading sub titles. that has never happened before and in any foreign movie and and i have seen quite a few. in this film and like cache and the ending is not all wrapped up in a nice little tidy bow and but unlike cache and we do at least get some sense of finality and despite the fact that we do not even know for sure whether huppert character is alive or dead. after experiencing la pianiste and when it comes to michael haneke and i am and needless to say and more than a trifle intrigued. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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