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This movie
documents
the Harlem ball circuit of the mid eighties.
It's an admirable film, actually one of the most admirable, sincere
documents
I've ever seen.
This movie
documents
a transformative experience for a group of young men, and the experience of watching it is in itself transformative for the viewer.
I figured that the documentary would cover the CIA, FBI, and federal government's investigations into John Lennon's political activities, revealing little known unclassified
documents
and giving us some idea as to the depth that the probe into Lennon's activities went.
Powell and Rainer are opposing foreign agents who each hide their
documents
in a pair of candlesticks to be brought to Russia as a gift to a noblewoman.
Petulia
documents
the lives of two contemporary wealthy San Franciscans (1968) who, in mid-life, find themselves without purpose, desire, or direction.
There's a story about an android working with Brit soldiers to find secret documents, but this is one awful movie.
He even spent 3 years learning calligraphy so he could forge the necessary land grant
documents.
In contrast, Kaley Cuoco portrays a pretty thin girl who
documents
life as a fat person by altering her appearance by wearing a fat suit, and not changing her true self.
For more informative
documents
about the Chartreux, one can go to the Correrie museum (1 mile from the monastery).
The movie
documents
his travels in learning to play the piano all over again and his life along this path.
A good looking, smartly-written superbly written comedy that
documents
a long gone era in entertainment history and tells a warm and amusing story as well.
Adapted by Donald Margulies from his own Pulitzer Prize-winning play, the film
documents
the unraveling relationships among two married couples who have been best friends for twelve years - Gabe and Karen, a perceived model of professional success (as renowned food writers) and domestic stability; and the other, Tom and Beth, in a state of irreparable collapse.
It's sexist, not sexy, it's base and insulting and ... well ... one of the great, if negative, cultural
documents
of the turbulent 1960s.
if one were to guess the year, one is tempted to say early 60s--say, 1962 or 63. but the film is significant because it
documents
a solid, burgeoning beach culture which had been in place since the years immediately following W.W. 2. this film is a rich summation of what transpired on the beaches of southern California in the 1950s.
Only slightly less impressive than Fuller's debut is this, his second film, with an excellent and slightly restrained Vincent Price as the eponymous title character, another true-life minor figure in the history of the Old West: James Addison Reavis, who in the 1880s concocted a grand schemed to defraud the United States of a large chunk of the then-territory of Arizona through forged
documents
showing a Spanish land grant handed down for a century and a half to the woman he was to make his bride.
Mr. Funt, the power behind the popular entertainment programs "Candid Microphone" and "Candid Camera", may not have meant it to be, but this film brilliantly
documents
the generation gap between the 1950s post-WW II parents/grandparents and their 1960s flower child progeny.
The story
documents
the era (1979) of the CIA-assisted killing of the democratically elected prime minister Bhutto and the installation of fundamentalist dictator General Zia ul-Haq.
Many thanks to the filmmakers for making a movie that
documents
this history and educates people across the country, not just those living in Massachusetts.
However, there are a few of her friends, who I say bravo too, through illness and divorce they show great courage, however somehow the films doesn't portray bravery and courage, it
documents
how little women have grown.
When it is revealed that during an amnesty period after the Abu G scandal was revealed many photos and other
documents
were handed in a shredded, we get, not just a slow mo of shredded paper falling through the air, we get also get an entire cell block filled with bits of paper.
A glorious rendition of Vlad's life, Mr. Martin plays the Impaler Prince with wonderous accuracy, his tooth-rattling intensity is in keeping with the most accurate historical
documents
regarding Vlad Tepes.
This micro-series
documents
the events that occur between the film Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.
This fun, endearing film
documents
the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of a number of Hollywood's veteran "extras".
Don't be fooled by the statement that "This in-depth documentary is based on two years of research using various Authenticated National Archives
documents
from: United-States, England, Russia, Germany, Romania, and Bulgaria, and with historical footage and images from national archives with the participation of an international team of experts."
This film covers that struggle in Massachusetts and
documents
the great efforts made by so many people in defending their right to be treated as valued and equal human beings.
A British secret agent is assigned the task of taking some secret
documents
to Washington, D.C. It's wartime in Europe and enemy agents would be only too happy to get their hands on these papers.
Vincent Price plays James Addison Reavis, a government clerk in a land office in Arizona, who tries to swindle his way to owning the entire territory through forged
documents
and an elaborate plan that the film does a good job in bringing to life.
The story is pretty good when Reavis returns to the Arizona Territory with false
documents
in hand and starts to implement his plan to become the Baron of the whole territory after marrying Ellen Drew, the so-called Baroness de Peralta.
The beautiful woman stayed with Allen's documents, and decides to search him in New York after some days.
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