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Scenes from a marriage
for Scener ur ett äktenskap (1973)
Ingmar Bergman's "Scenes from a marriage"'s biggest advantage but also its biggest problem is that it centers the two main characters, the married Johan and Marianne that much that after about one...
Written on March 06, 2010
Fritz Lang's M
for M - Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder (1931)
A whole German city holds its breath when in the early 30s there's a children murderer around. While of course the mothers are concerned about the safety of their children, the police and the...
Written on March 09, 2010
The Chamaeleon Man (spoilers all the way)
for Zelig (1983)
Woody Allen's Zelig from 1983 is not only his most unconventional film, but may also rank among his best works. It is a mockumentary that tells the story of Leonard Zelig, the chamaeleon man, who...
Written on March 09, 2010
When a documentary becomes some kind of a thriller
for The Cove (2009)
"The Cove" just was awarded with the Academy Award for the best documentary feature and certainly you can start long discussions about that decision. In this category it's always the question...
Written on March 13, 2010
Woody's smiling Shakespeare rules
for A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy (1982)
The marriage of the inventor Andrew and his wife Adrian is suffering from their missing sex life. In order to forget their problems they invite two friends of them, the doctors Leopold and Maxwell....
Written on March 15, 2010
Slowly told, didn't get the twist and the technology was ridiculous
for The Conversation (1974)
The surveillance expert Harry Caul has to monitor a young couple, but after some time he realises his work could harm people (again). I have to say one thing at the beginning. For those who want to...
Written on April 06, 2010
But what if he doesnt do anything wrong?
for Khane-ye doust kodjast? (1987)
Ahmed unintentionally has packed in the book of his school mate Mohamed. Mohamed however was warned by his teacher, that the next homework he doesn’t write in his book would have real consequences....
Written on April 09, 2010
