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I guess, the whole movie covers too many subjects, each of them can be the main subject,e.g.
In the best tradition of crusading British TV drama, 'Traffik' analyses and moralises about its ostensible subject, which is not some mythical scourge, but a matrix or process with identifiable social, economic and historical roots, causes and effects.
Many documentaries are shot by an outsider, but having this story told by the son adds another emotional level to the film, unlike any I have seen before on this subject or any other.
I was quite impressed with the film's ability to remain sweet, funny and entertaining while not shying away from controversial subject matter and raw emotional language, dynamics and situations.
What came to my mind immediately was Loving Annabelle, as it has this same kind of mature mood and distanced dealing with the subject.
The producer, Matt Mochary, stumbled upon the film's subject, Anderson Sa (leader of the AfroReggae music movement), when on a Hewlett Foundation trip to Rio de Janeiro.
If we consider three films with a similar subject, which are this one, which was made in 1930, 'The Covered Wagon', made in 1923 and 'Wagon Master' made in 1950, the distance between 'The Big Trail' and 'The Covered Wagon' is only 7 years whereas the distance between 'The Big Trail' and 'Wagon Master' is 20 years.
View is presented differently than displayed by most school books on this subject.
I guess this gives it a sort of charm and innocence but I can't help thinking that the subject matter could have done with more sleaze, more threat, that sorta thing, especially since its pretty simple to figure whats going to happen.
That all those attributes were once considered the norm and are now too often the subject of scorn and cynicism is a reflection on our society rather than Miss Nesbit's.
Sang-hyeon(Kang-ho Song)is a priest desiring to volunteer for experimental studies on those willing to subject themselves to rigorous injections concerning a specific virus which kills infectiously.
We see at the beginning of Little Dieter Needs to Fly Dieter Dengler, the subject of the film, an obsessive-compulsive. Or at least that's what he seems to be by way of constantly opening/closing doors and with his large stock-pile of food in the cellar.
Closer in tone and subject to a Nikkatsu violent pinker than other Scorpion entries, it is stunningly photographed, directed with lurid enthusiasm, and populated with a rogue's gallery of villains and degenerates.
For anyone else interested in this subject I highly recommend the historical novel "A God Against The Gods" by the author of Advise and Consent.
But the way Mr. Forster handled the delicate subject was touching and really, deeply moving.
So, this is a movie I would see again and again, because though it is undeniably sad in its subject, the masterful way it has been made awakens a whole new hope in modern cinema.
Although I haven't seen it yet, I know that Chaplin is a genius, and only someone of his talent would take on this daring subject matter--a comedy about Hitler.
While developing her primary subject matter, Mehta manages to achieve this secondary theme skillfully.
Maybe people are either tired or uncomfortable with the subject matter and that's why it's being trashing so much.
Director Mark Lamprell dealt with the potentially sob-inducing subject matter in a way which was humorous and refreshing.
More power to him, but I wish he wouldn't subject us to his home movies
The subject was just not believable for the year 2007, even being set in DC.
He has nothing to say about the subject, so he over-licitates with violence, nakedness and gutter language.
Writer-director Mario Gariazzo apparently researched his subject by skimming a stack of UFO-themed tabloids as he took in a Sunn Classics double feature.
A simply apology clearly doesn't suffice, as the gangster follow them into an adult theater and gradually subject all of them to vicious torture.
They were two entertaining and exciting thrillers that dealt with the same subject matter.
This is a subject which deserves a good cinematic treatment, this movie is almost an insult to those who served.
Not only that, but they would subject us to this horror twice a day by making us watch it in study hall as well.
The story is a tremendous bore, involving a subject which itself bores bores me stiff: religious guilt.
The resulting film looks good but seems blah toward its subject of dehumanization in favor of status.
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