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Prepare yourself for another bout of gut-wrenching comedy as the outlandish Larry David returns in the hit US series Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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A conversation with the makers of A Liar’s Autobiography – The Untrue Story of Monty Python’s Graham Chapman
Metastasizing war, schisms of family to mirror the schisms of topography, lust, hunger, upheaval, religion, nuclear bombs, forced sterilization, annihilation, and love. And hope. And second chances.
Is it unfair—and pointless— to discuss a film in relation to other past adaptations, to judge it by what it’s not? But, on the other hand, do we need another version of Great Expectations?
With Amour, you will remember the film, and you will remember the emotions, and there will be no humiliation in the crying.
by award-winning screenwriter and producer, Dr. Garth Twa.
It is an homage, it is a paean, it is a celebration: a behind-the-screen romantic comedy that fully embodies the glory and goofiness of a neonate film industry.
As McQueen says, ‘Morality is like socialism, great idea but it doesn’t bloody work.’
Normally with Cronenberg we’re deep into psychosis, subjectively, down in the dirty of our subconscious and nightmares. Here we’re in therapy.
It is just one man’s downfall, not mankind’s. Hardly apocalyptic, and it hardly seems worth all the fuss.
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