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[See “Entry from July 14, 2010” under “My Diary”]
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Those who remember fondly Francis Veber’s The Dinner Game from the summer before last may be a bit disappointed in Le Placard (The Closet)—which has a lot of the earlier film’s comic invention but also, to those of us who are accustomed to Hollywood-style propaganda, enough of an ideological edge to give it an unbalancing…
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A portrait of spiritual and emotional emptiness among the academic classes — that may or may not be spiritually and emotionally empty itself
An interestingly innovative and very watchable updating of Shakespeare’s late study of military honor
Another autumnal triumph from the world’s greatest living film director.
