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Again she proves to be a mastermind manipulator of her own
class
-unchallenged.
Very few Australian female writers were around the in the 70's therefore very little is documented about the way of life for a women in an urban city in Australia during this era or
class.
Certainly not the makers of "Fido," who take us to a never-never-land version of the 1950's where the undead have been turned into butlers and servants for the burgeoning middle
class.
The working
class
fate that was so present in those 1950s and 1960s and still is present in some areas is too often enforced by the traditional thinking of the father.
If the mother does not have the courage to speak up one day, the working
class
fate I am speaking of becomes a tremendous trap.
i originally watched "joy of life" for another
class
where harry did a voice over in the film, and started watching this film after i started the
class.
When me and my
class
were watching this movie, I was really into it, and when it was over, I was really impressed, I thought that it was totally fabulous!
Elegance and
class
are not always the first words that come to mind when folks (at least folks who might do such a thing) sit around and talk about film noir.
My husband and I picked this up at a used video store for 99 cents simply because of the title and the fact that the box had the words "Vestron Pictures" on it (Vestron has been highly regarded as a mark of quality ever since I first acquired the legendary films "Suburbia" and
"Class
of 1984").
It's wonderful to see that Shane Meadows is already exerting international influence - LES CONVOYEURS ATTENDANT shares many themes with A ROOM FOR ROMEO BRASS: the vague
class
identity above working but well below middle, the unhinged father, the abandoned urban milieu, the sense of adult failure, the barely concealed fascism underpinning modern urban life.
Two friends are debating on skipping
class.
Kid B says to Kid A "Lets not go to
class
today."
So kid B skips and kid A goes to
class.
Jeffs brought one of his polygamist wives to her knees in front of a
class
full of students by grabbing her braid and twisting it painfully till she came to her knees.
I have to admit, I wasn't expecting much going into this film viewing in my Japenese film class, but this film really blew me away.
I showed this to my 6th grade
class
about 17 years ago and the students loved it.
He pulls of every scene with sheer
class.
I kept waiting for her to whistle and bring Bogie to life; her tone of voice is simply all wrong for an upper
class
Englishwoman.
The movie tackles many relevant topics in todays society in a short period of time, and does so with
class
and grace.
The writing was 1st
class
and the production second to none.
When I saw it a second time in an Australian Cinema class, I realized a second point: communication issues.
The lady mental patient of the first story is seen in the same stance as Eriksson healing a fellow patient, also as she wraps up the canvases from the art
class
that she runs among her fellow patients one of their pictures is seen, a face with lazy eye like Erikssons.
The length of the work makes it easily accessible for
class
room exposure or TV/Video time slots.
No real suspense as such, just plenty of first
class
character development.
-- too low
class
a word for an embezzler, according to Peter Ustinov's lead character) a "hot million" from the London branch of a U.S. corporation by creating shell corporations on the continent and using the firm's ostensibly secure computer to transfer funds to them.
What a
class
bit of British cinema!
In a 40s thriller!), the film has an upright hero who turns mad and murderous (and possibly paedophiliac), brilliantly brings the faraway ideologies of the Spanish Civil War into jolting dangerous reality, has one horrific murder, an astonishing insights into
class
and capitalism, clever theatrical metaphors, a rare approximation of Greene's God, and an ending that is only happy if you know nothing about history.
No other actor or actress seemed to have such a pronounced accent and whilst I have always rated Jeremy Irons as a fine actor, I would not
class
this film as being one of his best.
On the surface this is a nostalgic look at some home movies made in the 80's by a group of upper
class
neighborhood kids.
I first read Pearl S Buck's splendid novel in my ninth grade history class, and I enjoyed every thrilling page of it.
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