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Patty Chayevsky was years ahead of most successful screenplay and drama writers in tackling sticky subjects.
Having read the other comment about this superb piece of TV drama I felt compelled to balance things a little.
It's a well-made and effective drama, given an extra punch by its high-power stars, notably Jack Lemmon who plays a senior official of the nuclear power plant who suffers a crisis of conscience.
First of all I'd like to start by saying it's a refreshing start to see a British Drama that finally looks and feels believable.
It is worth waiting for.Throw in a young Brian Keith and a few others and you have a drama that stands on its own.
I've only seen a few of Anne Parillaud's films, but she shows a generous amount of talent and range, from the action/psychological drama of "La Femme Nikita" to the wry comedy of "Innocent Blood".
I recommend this movie for those who likes deep drama.
SHADOW MAGIC deftly combines a love story with the drama of the cultural clash between China's ancient traditions and modern Western culture in the form of film.
A humorous drama unfolds while a lot of complexities surface in the story.
If you don't want to watch it for that, then at least watch it for the drama between the characters.
Great actors, good dialog, drama, comedy, and excellent writing and directing by Paul Thomas Anderson.
This show was not only great human drama but portrayed racism in this country in a raw, all too true to life manner.
I'll never understand why Sci-Fi gets so little respect--the best drama comes out of placing ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances.
The story is quite nice, too, being a mixture of drama and action, with a dash of the unexpected.
TV viewers from the 1960s will recognize Hamilton as Commissioner Gordon from Batman..... Also some weird drama in the off-screen lives for some of the cast in this one --Paul Kelly had gone to jail for being accessory to murder in a love triangle.
Traffik is a really well done 6 hour drama about drugs (circa 1987).
If you are familiar with Kenneth Williams' mannerisms and Diaries then this drama captures the essence of them perfectly.
I cannot recommend this drama enough.
Bedrooms and Hallways is the kind of film that makes you realize that the drama of life is hidden in the details.
And that drama can be great fun too!
Whether it's long involved ensemble scenes with the camera whizzing around a mah-jong table or entire weeks confined to a single shot between two other scenes, dialog from the scenes before and after bleeding over them, Park doesn't keep to a specifically structured style but focuses more on telling the entire story of a couple's relationship from virginal remove through utter codependence to utter self-annihilation--and uses vampirism as the link and priestliness as the drama.
I have to confess I fell into the cynical trap of believing that Australians couldn't make drama unless it meant a lot of crying, and I am an Australian.
This is an engrossing woman's drama that men can enjoy.
For years I was under the impression that all originality had left the BBC's drama department.
The movie's perspective is that of the society and it stays away from heart-breaking personal moments, which won't convey the message, so none of the Romeo-Juliet drama we're used to.
The movie has a great balance of comedy, romance, drama, and suspense all in one.
"Kramer vs. Kramer" is a terrific drama about an unhappy woman who walks out on her husband and young son.
"Kramer vs. Kramer" has lots of drama with some wonderful bits of comedy thrown in for good measure.
If you need explosions and farcically-hopped up testosterone, along with music by The Who and fast-cutting, neon-lit, jittery palsy-cam action with cipher-like main characters as your main diet of television drama viewing, I suggest you stay away from this series.
Disgused as an Asian Horror, "A Tale Of Two Sisters" is actually a complex character driven psychological drama, that engulfs the viewer into the problems of a seemingly normal family.
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