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Also, the character Savon could not had been any better dealing with the subject of marriage.
Filmed less than a year after the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan, the subject matter was fresh in the minds of the cast, the director and the audience.
This movie is as good as it's subject both deserved the titles classic and legend.
On the contrary, if this has any value as masturbation material then, frankly, the filmmaker didn't do a good job since the aim is to keep it on subject and on the experiences of women and their bodies and images of themselves and society and health and so on.
Anytime I'm not giving 150% to my dreams or my goals I think of Mark Borchardt, the real-life subject of "American Movie".
That being said, I enjoyed it thoroughly both in terms of interesting subject matter and the magnificent images this film contains.
Although today his star has virtually diminished, Charley Chase was considered the leader in the short subject comedy field in the waning years of the silents.
The pace of the film is just right, raising just enough interest in the subject matter to reel you in, rather than bombard you with facts in a documentary style.
This short subject gathered kudos from all kinds of places for its plea for religious toleration.
The subject of children being terminally ill is difficult and saddening but 'The Cure' successfully portrays the idea that it doesn't have to be all doom and gloom and, if anything, children need to have hope and delight in their lives if they are to find peace before the end.
There are many aspects to this film, but the main subject is the overpowering force of beauty, its spontaneous nature, absence of logic for love and adoration.
You can chalk up the large subject to the ambitions of youth, but Herzog does an amazingly good job.
At times pretentious and a bit melodramatic the film is ultimately effective because of it's good performances and intriguing subject matter.
Anatomie (Anatomy) is an entertaining and engaging film that falls short of delivering the discomfort that should be connected with the films subject matter.
As for historical accuracy, I will leave that issue to those better informed on that subject.
The film itself has gorgeous cinematography, and fine realisation of the subject matter.
this was a thoughtful and well-shot and directed TV movie that took on a huge subject with precision and intelligence, and gives it a film treatment that would look great on a bigger screen -- the palette is a little muted for TV.
This code of honor among crooks, however, is not simply a cliché; it's a figment of the imagination even when film moralists -- realistic moralists by their viewpoint, romantic moralists by most others' -- began to make movies on the subject.
Yes, it does have soul, whilst tackling the tackiest of subject matter, with both a wry smile and respect.
The movie's subject is so strong that you're almost compelled to discuss the movie in that strong subject matter.
It seems that no matter how many films are made on the subject, there is no shortage of stories that emerge from the Second World War.
The narration is perfect, the scenes bordering on implausible and the subject matter enthralling.
The subject matter often raises a lot of issues and questions, and director Bernard McEveety can't always provide us with answers.
Filmed for zero money, Nolan couldn't have chosen a better subject than the drab and seamy underside of London to ply his trade, given the lack of funds.
This original miniseries makes good use of the additional time to go into the issues more thoroughly and remains stronger meat on this controversial subject.
Any film that deals this courageously and maturely with such incredibly difficult subject matter deserves a rating of 10/10.
Parents tend to support the work of their children, in this case the subject of the documentary went above and beyond.
It deals with the subject of child abuse.
But its real subject is the difficulty that WWII soldiers, as trained killers, were having as they made the transition to civilian life.
Director Edward Dmytryk drops a few hints at the subject of the original novel -- homosexuality, not anti-Semitism -- like when sadistic creep Monty seethes at the image of his friend Mitch talking with a strange man at a bar.
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