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But you know The Graduate, when Benji is trying to locate Elaine in the final reel, and meets some jocks in a shower, and struggles to relate to them a bit.
Araki shows how each youth struggles to get a grip on some sort of normality in life.
The little boys in this movie will break your heart as you can see the struggles in their eyes when they are torn between being loyal to the mother that gave birth to them, and the mother they have always known.
The politics and power struggles cause nothing but frustration, confusion and darkness for the citizens.
No character realizes what they are doing without or how to remedy their situation, as each struggles in their own unique way.
The plot struggles to develop as you feel the film going round in circles.
You feel great empathy for this man as he struggles to find his lost child lost in the urban jungle and make sense out of his confusing and challenging world.
OK, I can't think of a third good film struggling to get out - but what we are left with is a rather dreary flick that struggles to get out of second gear.
Most of the film is told from Garai's character's point of view and through this you see her genius father slowly go insane as he struggles to survive the novelist sophomore slump, which isn't helped along any by their eccentric mother.
He struggles to remember what happened during that time and soon finds himself switching between the past and the present and possessing the ability to alter the future.
The characters are nicely-paralleled, simultaneously mirroring one another in their fundamental psychological struggles and diverging in their drives, desires, and ideals.
Their struggles with temptation and the small everyday sins are depicted in a realistic way, and I love the angelic interaction!
The russian movie about russian policeman which struggles againist racketeers.
The film follows Angie as she struggles to find herself in the world and take care of her young son.
The third - director Monte Hellman ("Two-lane Blacktop" and "The Terror") - struggles to be the "classy" story about a young screen-writer who falls in love with his best friend's chick who turns out to be a blood drinker... Boring and senseless!
Karyo is a good casting in the title role but he struggles in a fairly flat role.
This movie deals with the internal and external struggles gay Christians face as they confront who they are and what they believe.
Along with Showtime's TV series "Queer as Folk", this movie accurately portrays the struggles and triumphs in the lives of most homosexuals.
This is hilariously bad,which is some sort of reason to bother seeing it.The charisma free O'Keefe struggles to play an Arthurian knight, Sir Gawain, but no more so than the rest of a distinguished cast, including Sean Connery as the Green Knight.Connery looks embarrassed throughout, as well he might.
The three are touching : Henry J. Jackson (Antonio Fargas) is the goofy guy who can not do anything else than spending lots of bucks in a flashy way, Joe Logart (Ed Bernard) try to escape in a goofy way, Jim Harris (Paul Benjamin) struggles with epilepsy, dreams of a cool life in Jamaica with his beautiful woman, throw bullets on adults and bucks on children.
The mayor takes a liking to him chooses Joe to chronicle the struggles and the history of the people of 'Salem's Lot.
The film is powerful from the start, delivering the struggles in the movement for gay marriage.
From open to close, this 90 minute feature flows well giving insight to the emotional, political and judicial struggles surrounding gay marriage.
Yet, this movie still shows the themes of the struggles of growing up and making choices.
Even as Marie tries to accept a new lover but struggles, because her husband is still very much with her.
It was between Willem Dafoe and a priest in confessional as Dafoe struggles with his conscience.
The storyline is a very insightful view on humanity and socio-economic divisions and struggles therein.
Throughout the movie Keane struggles to keep his illness in check especially around little Kira.
It is so recognizable, identifiable, to follow the story of this Harvard student who struggles with his puberty and, like any normal kid, experiments with drugs and sex.
He really made me think this guy was real, his struggles were genuine, and his angers real.
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