One for the Ladies: How The Beguiled Is A Perfect Female Empowerment Film
When you think of the career of Don Siegel two items readily spring to mind: he helmed the...
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When you think of the career of Don Siegel two items readily spring to mind: he helmed the...
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Despite finding itself under the thumb of Stalin’s Soviet Union after World War II, grey and...
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Try to imagine that, like me, your life has become a steady parade of disappointments and...
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If YOU have never thought about death, it’s time you started thinking.” As the trailer for Faces...
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Greatest director of all time (fight me) Rainer Werner Fassbinder covered a range of genres...
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I really hate to say this, but Four Candles for Garringo (1971) is not very good. Let me say this...
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Dead Men Ride (Anda muchacho, spara!) premiered in Italy on August 8, 1971 and would return less...
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“I feel swept by destiny into a strange, beautiful dream.” —Swept Away The first part of this...
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Known for her explorations of political and sexual themes—with onscreen sexual and romantic...
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Though scoffed at by its creator—writer and director Paul Schrader—and eclipsed by his...
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In the opening sequence of Bernardo Bertolucci’s Ultimo tango a Parigi (1972), the two...
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In 1975 Pier Paolo Pasolini executed the final blow of his long career as an artist, intellectual,...
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