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I believe the film inquires into an important question: how do we cope with our dreams, particularly where heroes become imaginary?
The subject, Mark, is smart, funny and very driven, and this story of his personal fight to live his dreams will be inspiring to anyone who knows what it is like to harbor an "impossible" dream.
Rita plays nightclub dancer Rusty Parker who has dreams to be a successful Broadway star.
When one of her fellow dancers says she's going to enter a Cover Girl contest, she decides to follow her dreams and enters.
For Estoninans Finland sometimes seems like a land of dreams.
Anytime I'm not giving 150% to my dreams or my goals I think of Mark Borchardt, the real-life subject of "American Movie".
Many scenes are drawn from the dreams, nightmares and fantasies of the strange but believable characters inhabiting this world.
Fun story of a regular guy with big dreams, this low budget film really hits home showing what it is like trying to become an acting success.
It's a wry parable about loss and remembrance, featuring angels, dreams, premonitions, and the most hilarious government reclamation functionaries since "Repo Man."
It also haunts the dreams of the other villagers creating a climate of suspicion and gossip around the couple which is aggravated by the arrival of a police officer that comes to investigate the disappearance of the murdered husband.
But are a human being's hopes and dreams all fulfilled?Look at Gretta.She 's a married woman ,about thirty-five,she's still beautiful and healthy but she knows something is broken.What Julia is today,she will be tomorrow,that's why,in her stream of consciousness,she goes back to her past,only to find out how harrowing her memories are: a young man committed suicide for her,a symbol of her youth now waning.The final monologue,if we listen closely to it,involves us all in this eternal tragedy,the doomed to failure human condition,John Huston's masterly lesson.
Soon you're lost in one of those intense lucid dreams where you know you're dreaming but you still can't wake up--not that you want to.
A young woman steals some money from the dreary Vermont supermarket where she works, decides to run away to Florida where he has dreams of attending school with her friend Julie, and encounters an odd couple on the highway.
A new movie that's in the making, called "Dreamseller," is in production, which is about the story of Novak's dreams, shattered by his addiction.
The stuff dreams are made of.
Each has their own dreams.
The dreams of Karim Hussain are to be feared.
A movie about dreams coming true, being stepped on, and finally figuring out what life is really about.
In short, they believe that by risking everything for the New World their dreams of prosperity will be fulfilled.
It involves a voluptuous beauty who owns the bank, a Mexican bandit leader, El Diablo, who was once friends with Hud, an honest sheriff who dreams of better days, and a small band of hippies--well, it was the late sixties, and hippies were everywhere, even apparently in our westerns.
The daughter Nicole brings her father Andre, in some very embarrassing situations In an effort to impress the boy of her dreams, the daughter pretends that her father is her lover.You just have to see!! Heigl is lovely as Nicole, perhaps too lovely; I'm not sure why she'd need to lie to hook anyone?
Borchardt combines his lunatic dreams with flights of depression and a fatal inability to call it a day; one senses he almost prefers the endless labours of searching for an impossible perfection to an accommodation with the reality that he's simply (on the evidence presented in 'American Movie') not very good.
"National Velvet" tells the story of Velvet Brown, a young English girl with dreams of entering her beloved horse into competition at the prestigious Grand National horse race.
The last film that provided a vivid and disturbing look at what insanity is probably like was In Dreams.
When money falls from the sky the clan use young Theresa's faith that the money was gift from the heavens to allow all their dreams to come true.
The movie teaches us that it is not money, but ourselves that make our and other's dreams come true.
This is the sort of unknown and forgotten film one dreams about discovering in watching old videos.
Through the course of the film, they experience a role reversal--one has the strength of survival and the other is reduced to emotional escapism through dreams.
A teen-aged girl gets the horse of her dreams and is trained by an ex-Jockey to participate in London's Grand National Steeplechase.
This film is certainly about the daughter, but if you look close at the dreams and sacrifices that Mom makes you come to understand that she changes in step with her daughter.
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