Bonnie and Clyde
[See “Entry from July 22, 2009” under “My Diary”]
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[See “Entry from July 22, 2009” under “My Diary”]
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Here’s one for the hope chest, gals: a husband who won’t mind very much if you cheat on him
Do old people still fall in love? For sure. But does anybody really want to watch them doing it?
It’s not easy, being human. The older you get the more you understand this. It doesn’t get any harder, necessarily, but at some point, usually in middle age, you realize how hard it has been all along. Agnès Jaoui’s delightful film, Le Goût des Autres or The Taste of Others is about such an epiphany…
An often funny but ultimately pretty trivial movie about the pain of adolescents with absent fathers
The mythology of the Vietnam War is as fixed and immutable as that of the Trojan War, at least so far as the Hollywood left are concerned. Will flattering them get Michael Caine an Oscar?
A charming, unpretentious little movie from Mexico that gradually reveals to us hidden depths and a surprising emotional power
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