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"Epic movie about Russian culture", "Great saga of Russian spirit", endless articles and interviews.
I was severely disappointed by the clumsy script which never flowed and the apparent lack on the effort of the actors and director to understand anything about the culture they endeavored to portray.
It was about a woman dissatisfied with her culture who tries everything else and then goes back to her roots.
She is listening to ever-so-many voices and will most likely end up a world citizen of some kind than one with any ties to her native culture of Iran.
I would much prefer to see Mexicans perform there own ideas and like to see there own culture, and the way they do it, instead of copying ideas from The Godfather trilogy.
Despite the fact that the show only ran for one season, anyone even vaguely in touch with pop culture recognizes the rubber-faced social 'tard, so great is the talent and effort put into the performance.
For the most part the Hispanic culture is shown as I have always observed and admired - hardworking, optimistic, and truly family oriented.
Give it a try - despite the trite looking DVD cover.The character of Joline brings a lot of issues up in our culture of self-service.
This is a short for people who read, for those whose "bar" is set high and for those who recognize that living in a culture that celebrates stupidity and banality can forge contrary and bitter defenders of beauty.
If you don't know a lot about Asia, its languages and its culture, then this film may be a bit confusing for the non-informed people.
I just watched it last night and it was great.I can see why some ppl have ill feelings towards it from a rugby fan and maori culture point of view but other than that I have no idea what's so negative about it.
I am not even New Zealander and I was proud of their culture.
I found it to be very entertaining for me in that I feel that it captured the romanticism of turn of the century Irish-American culture.
An egotistic major league baseball player is forced to continue his career in Japan, he contends with a culture that is alien to him, an apparently humorless manager, an attractive Japanese woman and his own professional and social insecurities.
Even the religious culture, the human tendency to keep up appearances and maintain a pure reputation is shown with stark vividness in Gloria Diaz's character.
The scenes set in Pakistan and Afghanistan are of particular interest, and as a viewer you get a real sense of a grounds-eye view of the culture and vibe of these countries during the closing stages of the Cold War.
There are references to pop culture through a couple of decades.
Judaism plays virtually no role in the film, but American Jewish culture & behavior gets thoroughly sent up... it a loving way.
The clever plot line was the experiences of thee "couples" after the soldiers (three being spotlighted) tried to return home to a 'victory culture".
One can get a sense of how things were for the hippie culture.
quite good, don't expect anything high culture.......the acting is bad, the storyline fails, but it is still a fairly nice movie to watch.
This is not to say that it's a bad thing: quite the contrary, films about risqué subject matter have to begin somewhere and America being a culture rooted in specific traditions, themselves laced in deep hypocrisies, shocks itself for the sake of it when seeing an indirect reflection of the mores of the time.
This movie comments on society's worship of beauty and all things superficial and is only more true in the culture of the twenty-first century.
Sort of a faux-realist work that leaves you realistically wondering how deep the drug culture is embedded in American life.
I have a particular interest in Afro-Brazilian culture and films.
What does one do with desire in a culture and society with rigid norms?
And made us see that there was more to life than the shopping mall and pop culture.
This little film is hysterical, full of stereotypes about gays, straights, dwarfs, British tea and pubs, American gun culture, divorce and marriage; yet, it manages to be sensitive to the issues surrounding each.
It is also a cultural study of the differences between the Japanese of the time and the western world, with its music, games and entertainment: in part 5, when it is becoming clear that Japan will lose the war after Germany has surrendered in Europe, the Japanese prison camp colonel insists that his country must study the culture of their prisoners - in order to defeat a people, one must defeat their culture - and to do this, one must understand it.
This movie gave rebirth to images of Bertleman on a wave and Alva and Jay Adams ripping up the coping that WAS the California Dream to an entire culture of young american teenagers that just wanted to have fun and get rad!
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