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Film DVD Review

The Savages

by Kate Williams

[22.Apr.08] :. Sometimes the simplest stories about the most ordinary of people can be the most engaging, rewarding and entertaining.

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Film DVD Review

The Savages

by Christian Toto

[22.Apr.08] :. The flawless performances and bracing humor enliven this film's grim subject matter.

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Brothers and sisters bare their fangs on the big screen

by Chris Vognar [The Dallas Morning News (MCT)]

[5.Dec.07] :. It’s that time of year when intimate strangers come over to eat large birds and drain your liquor cabinet. You know these people from childhood, but your lives have diverged since then. They...

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Film Review

The Savages

by Matt Mazur

[29.Nov.07] :. Jenkins and her gifted cast have put together an insular film that subtly examines and questions the state of elder care in the United States.

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Film Review

The Savages

by Cynthia Fuchs

[28.Nov.07] :. Tamara Jenkins' movie mixes bleak humor and acute insight, familiar and strange at the same time.

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Film Review

The Notorious Bettie Page (2006)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[14.Apr.06] :. Mary Harron's smart new movie is less about Bettie Page than the many forces that made her 'notorious,' the moral hypocrisies and sexual repressions that shaped the '50s and persist today.

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Hotel Rwanda (2004)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[14.Apr.05] :. Ambitiously humanitarian, the film uses Paul's plot to allude to the broader tragedy.

 

Hotel Rwanda (2004)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[6.Jan.05] :. Faith in his own work ethic keeps Paul from acknowledging the turmoil erupting all around him.

 

Dancer in the Dark (2000)

by Todd R. Ramlow

'Dancer in the Dark', for all its fantastical musical excursions and all its tear-jerkiness nevertheless brings home the sobering reminder that justice does not always prevail.

 

Dancer in the Dark (2000)

by Lucas Hilderbrand

It seems only a film as schizophrenic as 'Dancer in the Dark' would suit Björk, what with its melancholic moments of quiet and curious explosions of sound.