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There was potential for great tragedy here, and after I saw the film, there were news reports of such slave-prostitution rings involving Eastern European girls run by the mob, being uncovered here and and in New York, so it was a timely subject.
While he does not as much look the part, his Marc Antony provides a sturdy center for this second filming of the Shakespeare tragedy.
As outlandish as the whole thing was, Louis Malle really sucked me into that turn of the century red light district world, and thankfully did not bludgeon me over the head with exploitation or heavy handed tragedy.
But the characters themselves are a little too archetypal, their feelings theatrically contrived into dialogue; personally I couldn't care too much about their ultimate tragedy.
ELECTRIC SHADOWS is a marvelous mix of drama, comedy and tragedy with several young children in leading roles who effectively portray the innocence and delight of childhood.
At the time of this tragedy it was international consensus that Pearl had a death wish going into Pakistan with an obvious profile as an American Jewish Journalist at a time when Muslim Extremists and terrorists were at their most volatile state.
Fortunately, every penny of MGM's French Revolution tragedy shows up on-screen.
This is sad documentation of the tragedy of AIDS.
Why do we suffer?Do we need to?Cant we just pray to god and try to be a good person?Takva is looking for the answer of those questions.Muharrem is a very loyalty man to all.He immigrated from Algeria but after his parents death,he started to live alone.He works for the man which his father also used to.He prays a lot and he just tries to be a good people.He is one of the members of a well known sect.He always attends to the ceremony of the sect and one day the leader of the sect asks him if he can work for sect.Muharrem accepts it and starts to do material businesses of the sect.After that his life turns to a tragedy.Because he is not good at accounting and starts to have sin which he hadn't before.He also sees some unwanted dreams which are sexual.he
It was such an overwhelming tragedy, a story that just went upwards in emotion all the time and ended with an inimaginable bang.
Luc Besson's Nikita has all: It has action, it has drama, tragedy, and even black humor (Victor the cleaner says it all) It is with a good script (few holes) a very good direction, excellent performances in everyone, thrilling music.
Three men all in love with the same woman decide to spend the night in the cursed "blue" room where tragedy strikes who ever spends the night.
This is a tragic situation, and the tragedy is present throughout the film.
Within it's graphic pages, emerge the black images which relate the tragedy revealed in this film.
I'm talking about the language barriers between the north and south and how frustrating it can be especially in the light of a tragedy.
The events eventually lead to an inevitable tragedy.
The Question really is;"How do I tell young people about this terrible tragedy without being to graphic and still holding their attention.
The story of WW2, in all its courage, profundity, terror and tragedy could never really be told any other way.
Anyone interested in quality historical drama - or simply in the human tragedy of WW2 - should put this production on their "must see" list.
This is a horrible tragedy to have occurred.
Nothing but tragedy, bad sex, bad drugs and alcohol.
It is a brilliant and affecting film, probably best appreciated by mature audiences with some grounding and sensitivity to literature and history and a cinematic background that antedates Cineplexes and four-wall stereophonic sound...It is a brilliant and pointed film, winning the Foreigh Film Oscar for that year...Yes, I love Pachelbel's Canon; and I could hear "begin the Beguine" endlessly--whether it's the Artie Shaw version or Fred Astaire and Eleanor Powell dancing the hell out of it in "Broadway Melody of 1940...One may care not a whit about the tragedy of the Spanish Civil War, loss of one's love and country and long exile, or, lastly, the illusion of triumphant return and recovery in late middle age, but there has to be admiration for sensitive direction and montage, and graceful and impacting performances by mature actors.
Until tragedy brings everyone together, the characters are fairly exasperating--and, since the characters also function as gags, the "comedy" is rather mean-spirited.
OK, I can't say it's the masterpiece, but surely one of the OK movies that were released in the post-Yugoslavian era. the plot: syphilis appears in the small Yugoslavian army unit on the border with Albania and a soldier-doctor is forced to visit lieutenant's wife to send her his regards, but he falls in love with her... but the main problem in this film is bad adaptation from novel of Ante Tomic to scenario... so we see a lot of lack of motivation and when the comedy is turned into tragedy we can't understand why. it had potential to be a very very good movie, but still it's very good directed.
It was supposedly a "true" story; thus a real tragedy.
The script was also a tragedy and the general story wasn't much better, though it does make one re-evaluate one's standards and perhaps learn something.
The real story behind it is such a tragedy.
Therefore, we can find humor, drama, love, tragedy, and some bits of US action, besides of one of the most unusual characters you can find on such genre: an 50's former marine is the leader, a goth forensics and an 86 years old Scotish M.E that talks to his corpses.
It was a tragedy and hence not so salable.
And if this tragedy doesn't teach us a lesson, then Lord knows what will.
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