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It was an excellent film about adult family relationships.
It examined several relationships among physicians, African Americans, and African American male/female romantic relationships on a completely new and refreshing level.
This is an excellent film about the characters in a adult swimming class, their problems, relationships and interactions with each other.
For example, a central theme in the story is young France's inability to form strong relationships with others.
This movie is about human relationships.
My watch came a little too late but am glad i watched both this and the sequel together...which makes me compliment the makers of this flick for giving such a pure and basic treatment to the idea of romanticism... and very marginally separating it from the idea of relationships!
Karloff pulls off a flawless performance as a sullen and conflicted scientist who appears to put his scientific achievements ahead of his relationships with others, even his wife.
A hugely promising start, with the characters given emotional depth in the early scenes and the key relationships clearly defined.
The psychologist has never heard of same-sex relationships?
It is hard to conceive how our good Lord could share the throne of the world with Devil but human relationships are always understandable.
It is more relevant than ever today, with Congress trying to pass a Constitutional Amendment, not only stating that some relationships are more valid than others, but making it so that no one can even be allowed to think otherwise!
Martin and Lewis (ably played by Northam and Hayes), shallow folk with little real talent who through happenstance fortuitously hit the show business equivalent of the lottery, cannot handle relationships, their success, or each other.
The depiction of relationships, friendships, and actions of the human heart and condition are realistic, unflinching and uncompromising.
About whether we really know each other, listen to each other or even our closest relationships are superficial?
Along the way we see how the media reacts to her and her relationships.
The subject matter is near and dear to everyone's heart: Dating and relationships, marital or otherwise.
It provided a humorous approach to different people's relationships and their perceptions of those relationships.
Also the character relationships are often wrong (for example between Chris and prof Johnston) and there are extra characters (who is Francois dontelle?).
Minghella's 'Breaking and Entering' is an excellent modern tale set in London that revolves around the relationships of (1) a "green" company director, (2) his longtime Swedish girlfriend and (3) a Bosnian immigrant.
Jordan Hawley wrote and directed this dark 'comedy' about the current state of love/hate relationships in Los Angeles (or inability to create same) with about as much panache as yesterday's onion rings.
Doncha think FFC could've made that film if he'd wanted to? (and really, we've had 20 years of films that pick apart relationships ad nauseum).
Until it jumps the tracks near the end, THE DYING GAUL is an interesting and literate film about relationships and suffering.
The plots may have been silly but the relationships were genuine.
See the women lean against fences, crouch next to streams and play board games while they talk about their interpersonal relationships!
This was not a "kid's book" (I've seen the reference...obviously from someone who never read the books); it was a series of books about the complex relationships of a family living in 1940's Wyoming: A loving mother, father, TWO sons, and an infant daughter.
The story structure was essentially unprecedented -- with the exception of that same year's Freaks, which was unprecedented in practically every way possible -- in that it featured multiple characters with independent relationships and intertwining narratives (in other words, it laid the groundwork for every Robert Altman film ever made -- Gosford Park in particular).
The actors and actresses do a terrific job portraying the life and times of college, as well as the emotions of sexual frustration and relationships.
There were admittedly some nice insights into human behavior and relationships and some good English upper-class mocking (tea and cricket chaps!) but the other characters never seemed to develop as if to save room for the central story.
Enjoyable film, though more like a play, examining relationships between two married couples.
Her father sat the pace for any other relationships in her life.
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