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But it was in this environment of political catharsis that the country was going through that it had to do with politics, indeed, but it had to do also with a new way of organizing, through a new way of communicating.
After discussing the case in the room and after a quite distressing catharsis, I remember my chief resident said to me, "Okay, take a deep breath.
I wouldn't even call it restoration; it was a ritual, catharsis.
There is no sense of catharsis or any kind of positive message from it.
Don't watch it, it's about an hour and a half of your life you will never get back, and then you'll have to spend time registering on this website so you can write a comment like I am doing now, which you must do as a catharsis in order to survive the aftershocks of having viewed this film (and I use the term "film" loosely here).
yet, i did rent it thinking that I might experience some catharsis, or at the least understand that I am not alone.
You'll have to force yourself to watch much of it and the catharsis is much more in the range of sustained anxiety than any kind of emotional release but it's incredibly nervy and thought provoking; Haneke continues to hold up a mirror to how desensitised Western civilization is or has become.
Last but not least we must mention the extraordinary emotional weight put on the last moments of the execution course with all the catharsis shown by the convicted's last words and the detail with which the act of the execution itself is viewed in a parallel cut with images of the murder scenes in the forest to stress that we are being confronted with another murder so pitiless as the latter but performed in a cold and supposed "legal" way.
No tension, no suspense, no dread, no fear, no empathy, no catharsis, no nothing.
Their characters are so firmly established that their redemption into tolerable personalities after a quick family catharsis is unbelievable.
Nothing more than a piece of self-complacence catharsis.
You'll cry your heart out, but you'll experience a wonderful catharsis!
It is a sad story, but I've never encountered any catharsis more beautifully made.
Hearing stuff about how it was a great character based drama in a post-9/11 New York City and how it really held meaning and was a catharsis for those who watched.
After their very wealthy father of the Whitman family dies three very wealthy brothers set off to India to find their wealthy self-indulgent mother who is undergoing some mental catharsis guilt trip by acting as a nun in a Quasi Christian temple in India.
Cushing even goes through some kind of a catharsis in this film which he does as only he can.
Volumes could be written about what this film lacks; plot, compelling diologue, catharsis, acting...
Here we were all expecting some story of catharsis and liberation, and it was revealed to us that not only did the ending have no thought behind it, but the rest of the movie was thoughtless as well.
By 1998, Russia already had achieved a critical mass of markets and private enterprise, while the financial crash of that year worked like a catharsis, forcing the government to abolish enterprise subsidies that underpinned a devastating budget deficit of some 9% of GDP.
Can outrage turn to catharsis?
But they held that structural booms may die of natural causes – with no necessity for the over-building, purge and catharsis depicted by the later Austrian school.
Politics without a beginning, a middle, and an end, without exposition and catharsis, without gradation and suggestiveness, without the transcendence that develops a real drama, with real people, into a testimony about the world is, in my opinion, a neutered, one-legged, toothless politics.
Politics without a beginning, a middle, and end, without exposition and catharsis, without gradation and suggestiveness; politics lacking in a transcendence that develops a real drama using real people, into a testimony about the world is, in my opinion, a castrated, one-legged, toothless politics.
Indeed, 15 years after the disintegration of Soviet Union, a new catharsis seems underway, and Ukraine’s Orange Revolution was part of that.
So when Serbian politicians seek public support to extradite indicted Serbs to the Hague, they never say that justice demands such an action or that the Hague is providing a necessary national moral catharsis.
Still, we must not be lulled into believing that these overdue confessions reflect an industry undergoing altruistic catharsis.
When the bloody conflict finally ends in Syria, there will be no victory parades, no moment of national catharsis.
They rage and love, prance and explode, and finally reach a catharsis (if their team wins) or to descend into hell (if their team loses ).