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I'm European and I've studied abroad and I've as good as lived with Spanish, french, Italian and German people.
In this almost two hour documentary which goes very quickly, his son, Nathaniel Kahn, explores his father's life from Estonia to the slums of North Philadelphia to the University of Pennsylvania in West Philadelphia where he studied and taught.
On the other hand I've studied the fall of the Roman republic for years so I know the story.
Anyone who has studied any physics or cognitive science will walk out disgusted after 40 min., as my wife and I did.
19th Century England has a different view of how the practice of medicine should be handled than Dr. Thomas Rock, the law stating that only the bodies of hung criminals can be studied and experimented on.
Before the show aired, I studied it through some sources.
I do not believe Giada Colagrande has studied movie making long enough to develop a major motion picture.
i myself did not understand everything but knowing chinese folklore (i studied them in school)it is very complicated.
The "scientist" of that time wants to return to a calmer world, the 1890 that he has studied and admired.
Several years ago the Navy kept a studied distance away from the making of "Men of Honor," a film based on the experiences of the service's first black master chief diver's struggle to overcome virulent racism.
i am a film student at college and we studied this film in great detail and it was one of the best films i have seen in many years.
Michael Bay should've studied this film before making either of his over hyped, overlong, overly pointless "Transformers" movies.
He studied laws, common law and began practice as lawyer in 1837.This Hollywood biography follows Lincoln from his log-cabin days, initial relationship to Mary Todd(Weaver), following the couple from their first ball,and his departure for congress candidate.
Equally important was the loving - and gay - relationship Tobias Schneebaum had with members of the groups he studied as an anthropologist.
(I didn't like either the tracking shot of indifferent goodbyes through the hallway, nor the oh-what-a-beautiful-morning final scene: she deserved a more studied finale than that I think, after all that hard work.
Anne Brontes epic novel THE TENANT OF WILDFELL HALL should be studied and read throughout schools and libraries and peoples living rooms.
The resemblance was often uncanny, and he clearly studied Lennon's mannerisms and vocal inflections.
I studied Charlotte Bronte's novel in high school, and it left me with a stunning impression.
Like others, I have seen and studied most of the books and films concerning the Clutter Killings, including a few dramatic works thematically based on the actions and psycho-mythology of the participants to the crime -- including Capote himself.
I've seen a LOT of movies in my time, and have even studied them as literature in university, but nothing could have prepared me for just how incredibly bad this piece of cinematic dreck was... and that's giving dreck a bad name!
Years to come it will be studied and watched compulsively.
I have studied the 20th century faces of women's history for quite some time, and have long adored the likes of Alice Paul and Inez Milholland Boissevain (despite her luxurious faults).
A typical German movie with a bunch of untalented actors that sure never studied how to play in a movie, but learned everything on theatre stages.
This movie was the first German movie that i had ever seen but i must say, that it was worth the $8.50 i paid for my ticket.I have only studied German for 3 years and i thought that i should try and see at least 1 German movie before i travel to Germany in December.The German wasn't very difficult to understand it was just some of the slang that tripped me up a bit.Some of my friends said that it was definitely the best German movie that they had ever seen.the
This film is one of the last big-budget "studio" Hollywood movies from its era (20's-30's) and is frequently studied for both this aspect and its photographic techniques (like the revolving doorway).
If u need some back for the claims I will make below, Ill tell u I have lived and studied in Thailand for 4 years, I have a Thai wife and I have known many bar-girls, some of whom do the job for a lack of a better choice BUT STILL OUT OF FREE CHOICE and some who don't even want to consider different choices because they are contempt with what they do.
I saw that film when i studied films in england, i liked the director's techniques with his subjects.First of all he provokes them in order to get more informations from them, second he manages to become intimate to the viewer with his monologues that take the form of a confession.Many commented that his life is pathetic, maybe so, but it takes courage to expose to the public some very 'personal' moments.Many people might comment about the ethics of documentary, because sometimes he seems to abuse some of his subjects, or even mock them,i have a specific scene in my mind:When he interviews one of the so called patriots,inside a snack bar he pans his camera and while we listen to the 'patriotic credo' we watch another man dressed like a clown.I think this is a film that deserves to be seen because it is a prerequisite for people who enjoy BIG BROTHER and other similar assortments, that victimize their subjects sometimes to the extreme.Compared to those SHERMAN'S MARCH is very innocent much more entertaining though.8/10
Some of the footage casts serious question upon certain actions that may have historical political relevance in war crimes which should be studied by the appropriate authorities who are responsible for investigating such atrocities.
It is clear that other footage may give truthful accounts of history not commonly upheld as a common truth by many communities, therefore these instances should be separated and studied in there self so that realistic conclusions may be arrived at and actions taken to educate the public about what is really happening in the world.
You can tell every action was acted out and studied meticulously.
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