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It's resurrection of the individual fighting him/ herself free against the 'false morals' and conformism...There's danger all the way, because, how far can you go with your own 'freedom' and crossing your own moral borders and that of other people?
"The Mother" tells of a recently widowed mid-60's mother of two adult children (Reid) who, on the heels of her husband's death, finds herself awakening from a life of sleepwalking as she has an affair with a young carpenter who is also her daughter's married lover.
Another woman obstructs the budding violence, only to have a bitter fight with the woman herself.
I WISH my girl applied herself so well to solving crimes and helping others!
One woman, by herself in a house for 45-minutes of screen time, doesn't sound like a formula to hold you on the edge-of-your-seat... but FUTURE SHOCK is truly as thrilling as they come!
Ruth's Abigail is a smart sleuth herself and she matches wits with Columbo always played wonderfully by Peter Falk.
Can you stand by the one who's only sin is to have an opinion of her own, to be able to make her own decisions, to chose for herself?
The only line I really can't stomach in this is when Riff calls herself a teenage lobotomy but other than that, everything else is perfect.
While I may not be a follower of Desperate Housewives, she herself is always watchable - same goes for Lois & Clark.
She plays a woman who is driven to extreme measures to protect herself and her friends after she is attacked by a stranger.
That was all lost in an instant when Ziyi Zhang's character suddenly revealed herself for "what she was" - in the process suddenly going from normal middle class immigrant girl to ludicrous, evil, wry, hissing, (awkwardly) seductive, bloken engrish Oriental villainess.
At the end of the movie, one of the girls is faced with the father and she tells him a tale of how his daughter planed on killing herself anyway and told the person that fired the gun to go ahead and kill her off anyway.
Due to my interest in acting, mainly in High School productions, I, along with my five brothers and sisters and Mother who was a bit of a ham herself, answered a "cattle call" for crowd scenes at Benton Airfield.
John Frankenheimer was upset by her failure to report and acted like he was about to fire her, but, always the gracious lady, Ms. Kerr said she was fine just sitting there and would stand in for herself.
Then, in a society that is 200 years away from Women's Suffrage, she expects... DEMANDS... to be treated equally with the men without even proving herself.
She really lowers herself from the pedestal I'd put her on in "The Time Machine." Weena, where have you gone?
(She calls herself Lola.) Mary is an extreme drama queen.
Allen is just so stunningly beautiful, and is a good enough actress, that you wonder why she keeps getting herself trapped in low-budget junk like this when she can do, and has done, much better.
After an encounter with the thing, she collapses in a snow bank to find herself awakening in and confined to a rehab clinic.
But Westcourt really proved herself in her death scene.
Diane Neal was terrible in Dracula 2....but she really proves herself in Dracula 3 to be a good actress.
One of the most faithful nuns in her convent, Sister Maria finds herself obsessed by the Devil.
We get to see the real, harsh struggles of Moll in this adaptation, and how out of the muck and grime Moll finds herself.
They clearly are part of her character, and she is to be commended for going to the extra effort to fit herself into the part (exactly as Demi Moore did in "We're No Angels").
The plot revolves around Helene, a small-town teacher, played well by Stephane Audren, who is loved by her students, although she does not believe in the concept of true love herself.
She, perhaps predictably, finds herself falling in love with a new man in town, the butcher Popal played excellently by Jean Yanne.
The island is supposedly deserted but it seems that an old man lives there with his granddaughter, who may or may not be among the living herself.
It's about this woman named Grace but she calls herself Annabel and she makes dirty movies.
It details how she runs from her life then she puts herself into another life.
Midler does a very good job in the role, showing the woman making something of herself, but living a self-destructive life to the point where she ruins herself.
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