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However, although the movie tries to show the political life in its reality, it doesn't completely succeed.
Across the country and especially in the political landscape, people with any kind of political ambition, should take time out to see this film.
A six year old boy and a police officer's death are blamed on a career criminal who's questionable freedom leads to an apparent cover-up by political pay-offs and city corruption involving union leaders like Danny Aiello played by Frank Anselmo, corrupt judicial officials like Judge Walter Stern.
That's My Bush is a live action project made by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone.The show was cancelled after one season, not because of bad reviews(it actually got good reviews), but because it was very expensive.That's my bush is a pretty funny spoof of an average network TV sitcom.It is also a political satire.Now, this is nowhere near as good as South Park, but it is a very funny spoof of a sitcom and also a pretty good political satire.The guy who plays in that's my bush looks a lot like him!
Kazakos and Papas are both outstanding, but it is the stunning Papamoschou who brings the most interesting elements to the screen, blending the innocence of childhood with the dawning realization that she is the pawn in a political game.
It is the movie that puts you in the director's place, regarding his romantic relations and the political situation in Israel.
You really believe that the young Victoria and Albert are passionately fond of each other, even though, for political reasons, it was an arranged marriage.
Thankfully there is neither a social or political message, nor is there the slightest attempt in that direction.
How the police work with the political party being what it was...
And this is a political thriller as good as they get.
Possibly the most brilliant thing about Che: Part Two, as we begin to integrate it with Part One in our minds, is that there is no clarification of why Che chose to confidentially abscond from Cuba after the revolution, no allusion to his experience in the Congo, no clarification of why he chose Bolivia as his subsequent setting for a coup d'etat, no allusion to the political decisions he made as a young man motorcycling across South America, which Walter Salles has given prominent familiarity.
Those are the three main characters and Laurence Fishburne is a political science professor who tries to help them.
City Hall takes on the politics of a city rather than country, state or any sort of major political table.
Granted it shines on New York City which is a huge political arena, especially nowadays, but it still goes for a smaller scale and puts the microscope on a few key players in a city wide scandal stumbled on by the mayor's right hand.
I mean City Hall is meant to be a political drama, not a thriller but instead when all is said and done and once you get to the meat and potatoes of the film it feels and looks like a thriller but a decent one at that with very important part of the recipe that immediately makes it stand out...what else...or rather who else...Al Pacino.
As the film continues it broadens its political spectrum to include a democratic boss, and his connections and then we are introduced to some of the goings on within the city.
Each character trying to live his own life, to watch and control the other, while being himself watched and controlled by other characters and mostly by the continuous pressure, by political and historical forces well beyond his control.
A sharp political comment posturing as a coming of age story is what this movie is.
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.
She can't know why the Rosenbergs chose to die rather than betray political beliefs, friends, and their nearly religious conviction that Socialism was humankind's only hope.
But now I think the director was making a political statement about good/clean fighting and bad/dirty fighting--such as Vietnam.
Far better than American shows of the same type (Saturday Night Live)which spend more time showing political leanings than just being funny.
We see it happen over the course of this film with one Massachusetts legislator in particular, and that effect could be replicated in other states if we all take the time to share our opinions and stories -- and mobilize ourselves into a political force to be reckoned with.
It's about the corruption of a municipal machine that focuses on demobbed doughboy John Payne who, when his older brother dies, inherits his political clout.
Warren Beatty's Bulworth is one devastating satire on the political scene of the Clinton years.
The brothers' lifestyle may be conservative, but they run an organization that is fully intertwined with the present day social, political and economic life of Turkey.
On the other hand, it has a lot of dark comedy in the way it shows how the police play into Ann Margret's hands and how political pressure makes the Police look for the easiest choice, not necessarily the right choice.
This was a perfect, awesome action movie that I thoroughly enjoyed, right up to the ham-handed political message that the director felt compelled to put in.
Why this film won the Cannes Award is not surprising, all political.
That is why, for the Romanians, he's still, up to this day, considered a national hero of special importance, unlike any other, because his name is called upon in times of great oppression, when corruption and plundering of the national economy by the oligarchic political class bring the common, ordinary citizens on their knees.
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