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He doesn't know Wai was the one who caught his dad in dealing with drug dealers and shot him and put him into the coma.
DER TODESKING is not one of my favorite Jorg Buttgereit film - but still is an interesting film dealing with suicide and it's reasons and ramifications.
Marvelous film again dealing with the trials and tribulations of World War 11 England.
Christophe Honoré describes one of the most moving in Close to Leo, a film produced for French television as part of a series dealing with issues facing young people.
William Powell is a doctor dealing with a murder and an ex-wife in "The Ex-Mrs.
Ibéria shows an even better Saura, dealing with multimedia concepts and a more contemporary concept of dance and music.
This is an excellent film dealing with a potentially exploitative subject with great sensitivity.
As well as dealing with the lose of their little sister.
New York,I Love You, is the second phase of a series of anthology films dealing with cities & the people who live & love in them.
It was a more innocent era in our country and we watch a 'functional' family dealing in things together.
The pre-credits opening sequences somewhat give the false impression that we're dealing with a serious and harrowing drama, but you need not fear because barely ten minutes later we're up until our necks in nonsensical chainsaw battles, rough fist-fights, lurid dialogs and gratuitous nudity!
Excellent film dealing with the life of an old man as he looks back over the years.
Her family and community have mixed emotions in dealing with her shocking return.
The first half of the film, dealing with his rag tag bunch of High School Baseball players (all of whom look way too old to actualy be in High School) is less effective and probably a bit too long.
However, I did not like the lighting in this movie... for a movie dealing with such subject matter, it was too bright.
JAMES STEWART plays an FBI agent who began working with the agency before it was called the FBI and the story involves dealing with the Ku Klux Klan, the Prohibition Era gangsters, World War II German and Japanese spies, etc.
Sudden Impact is one of those cases, where Clint Eastwood as star/producer/director shows when he can be at his best, or at his lessor of times when dealing with a crime/mystery/detective story in his Dirty Harry fame.
Good examples of this are found in the first story especially, dealing with a journalist interviewing a lady in a mental hospital.
Perhaps it's a way of dealing with their past, I don't know, but you sure can't blame them of ignoring what happened.
A shallow character trying to come to an understanding on deeper emotional and psychological issues to which he has no background dealing with.
There is some dramatic scenes dealing with the death of Dooley's wife that don't really seem to be with the tone of the movie because the rest of the movie is action sequences, dog poop jokes, fart jokes, and jokes about dogs biting bad guys in a certain area.
The main story dealing with highly immoral teens should have focused more on the forbidden romance and why this was... should have really gotten into it instead of scraping the surface with basically "because mom says we can't."
While fleeing the scene, he kills the partner of cop Sam Wai, who, to add insult to injury, is in the midst of dealing with his dying father, so Sam begins an insane, obsessive manhunt for Pang that results in close to a dozen dead bodies and relentless violence.
There already are excellent comments dealing with these aspects.
It's not often that you get a chance to see an intelligent film dealing with mature themes.
Avoid of all the Hollywood glamour, special effects and stress on the "shock factor", this independent film by Paul F. Ryan hits the nail on the head in dealing with the after affects of traumatic situations.
It's entertaining to see how things works in the justice field in other countries than the USA and for once "feel" the old Europe way of dealing with life.
Up until that morning, filmmakers Gideon and Jules Naudet had been following around a New York firefighter team, concentrating specifically on one new recruit in a little piece they were shooting dealing with the rigorous training to become a fireman.
Dealing with a ignorant dad didn't really help her much.
The only draw for Hammerhead: Shark Frenzy was it's passable animatronix, which is always fun when dealing with wondrous worlds beneath the ocean's surface.
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