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A novelist who could find a funny side of a disastrous incident in the history of mankind (Jurek Becker), a director who could find a great perspective to create this vision and assemble a delicious cast and crew (Peter Kassovitz).
Don Cheadle selected another excellent role for himself in a movie that tells the tail of Jihad from the Western and Muslim perspective.
A Day of Absence is a classic play written from a Black perspective.
This film tries and fails to be a compelling account of the experiences of Indians growing up in the U.S. The perspective espoused here matches up nicely with the the view that many Indians hold of ABCDs: that all of them have forgotten their heritage and culture, that all the women are promiscuous, the men are conflicted yet also promiscuous, that all ABCDs hate their parents with a passion and seek to flout their moral standards at every opportunity, and that the women can be redeemed (temporarily at least)by having sex with a ridiculous, platitude-spouting FOB.
Funny how time can change perspective and viewpoint so completely.
There's no way of looking for a negative perspective for this show and to be honest there is only one word to describe this anime........phenomenal.
It changed my entire perspective on the world, set me free from the constraints of fairy tales and inspired me to do something worthwhile with my life (write).
I will admit that viewing a 1952 film from a 2007 perspective might be clouding my opinion.
There is animation in the alternate ending in which the characters piece together all the unanswered questions that they have had and find themselves in a wonderfully colorful mystic place where all their quests are put into perspective.
I think I never considered it an option, but watching this documentary made me see things from another perspective.
frankly there were no weak performances from my perspective.
I'm thinking that it's extremely unfortunate, from the perspective of this film or of those who would like to enjoy this film, that Jacques Tourneur seems to have departed from the production rather early.
I'm sure the filmmakers wanted the perspective to be switched to "outside observer" instead of seeing events through the narrator's documentary lens, but then, shouldn't they have used a still shot or at least a mounted camera to avoid the viewer thinking that someone else is hand-holding the camera?
We understand fully how Peck's psychiatric problems eventually dissolve as hie begins to find perspective courtesy of love for 'Anna'.
The perspective of the film maker can be questioned.
While I appreciate the possibility of a zombie film from the zombies' perspective, this is not a skillful execution of that good idea.
My perspective is the following: Having not read the book, but having read a number of 'user comments' who have, there's no doubt that the script veers considerably from the thrust of the book.
There is a scene in it that is shot from the perspective of the person being murdered and I mean it is aw inspiring!
When I saw this movie, it struck me as more of a comedy with a horror ending hence the reason why I rated it a 4. If rated from the perspective of a horror, I give it a really generous 3. Most of the movie will make you laugh if you watch it without the expectation of it being a horror.
Not a "thriller", this psychodrama spends most of its time dwelling on the criminal mind of the abductor, the anxiety and angst of the abductee's boyfriend, and flashbacking to show what transpired from the abductor's perspective after setting up the story with the boyfriend's perspective.
I like nordic films so from that perspective sure I can get something out of it...".
Juliette Binoche is the narrator of this story, she is the one who presents the events from her perspective, but incorporates other into it.
Director Doug Sadler has extracted some of the best acting out of some of Hollywood's most underutilized talent: Cherry Jones playing Julia Tyler, the strong, persevere-at-all-costs mother; Robert Knott playing Will Tyler, the cash-strapped father who loves his family, but who falls apart and seeks escape when his plans for providing for his family fail; Sarah Paulson playing Merrill, a young woman with psychological problems rooted in her childhood; and new-to-Hollywood child actress Tara Devon Gallagher playing 11-year-old Emma Tyler, whose sudden need for a medical procedure becomes the source of the crises and redemption, and through whose both simple and profound perspective the beautiful story is narrated.
But viewing it through my 21st century perspective, sympathetic to whom.
Told from a Queer perspective, the film makers have tried to incorporate all points of view in a fair and real way, showing those on both sides of the argument.
In the long term perspective we often make stupid choices when we act like that.
Main characters display an extremely realistic perspective of teen reactions to the situations that face them.
Tricks like forced perspective, over-sized sets, and double exposures that reportedly took many hours to film to get it right.
Taken as an historical perspective of Nastassja Kinski, this is a relatively young Nastassja who totally dominates the screen.
Of course, from a personal, private perspective it's different but from the point of view of a film there's nothing in it.
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