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American Sniper

American Sniper

27 May 2015

Not everyone was happy that Clint Eastwood made a film following a very skilled American navy seal, Kris Kelly, on his four military tours of Iraq.

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Woman in Gold

Woman in Gold

23 May 2015

Adele two nieces take a significant place in her life filled with high culture. When the Nazis take over Vienna, the life of the Jewish population is destroyed

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Pitch Perfect 2

Pitch Perfect 2

17 May 2015

I did not even remember that I had seen the first film in this series. Now I know why.

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Leviathan

Leviathan

12 April 2015

Anyone reading world news for the past 12 months will be taken aback by Vladimir Putin’s blatant lies regarding Russia’s involvement in the war in Ukraine. Now comes a film that is extraordinarily powerful in capturing contemporary Russian society.

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The Imitation Game

The Imitation Game

6 April 2015

This is the 2nd film about a famous British scientists this year. Stephen Hawkin is probably better known to the public than Alan Touring. But Touring probably has changed our lives more than Hawkins.

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The Great Beauty

The Great Beauty

22 March 2015

If you want to see a film that is a genuine piece of art, you could not go wrong with The Great Beauty (La Grande Bellezza). Many European attempts to make an “artistic” rather than “commercial” film fail miserably. Breaking the tradition, experimentation for the sake of experimenting often becomes the center of these efforts rather than giving the viewer something new that does not feel artificial and contrived and is enjoyable to watch.

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Wilde

Wilde

21 March 2015

If I ever were to teach at the Iowa Writer’s Workshop, I now have an idea for my very first seminar.  I would have students compare the script for Wild and for The Theory of Everything.

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