February 23, 2008
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Film Review, Review, movie | Tagged: Erika Marozsán, german movie, Gloomy Sunday, Joachim Król, movie review, Rezső Seress, romantic, Stefano Dionisi, urban legend |
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Posted by Inan
November 21, 2007

What is the duty of a movie? Or is there any specific responsibity of a maker? How a movie can differentiate itself from a lot of average and below average movies or a lot more trashes?
I don’t think a director
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Film Review, Philosophy, Review, film, movie, movies | Tagged: American beauty, cinema, film, Life, Philosophy, Review, Sam mendes |
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Posted by Inan
August 15, 2007
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Alejandro Amenábar, Javier Bardem, Life, Philosophy, Ramón Sampedro, Review, The Others, The Sea Inside, Vanilla Sky, cinema, entertainment, euthanasia, film, movie, movies |
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Posted by Inan
August 12, 2007

“It is we ourselves who call forth the spirits through our own myth-making. From the matter we use, or wish to use, there arise later on obstacles to our own development and the future development.” - Pablo Neruda
As a matter of fact, we live in a hard and rough world.
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Albert Finney, Big Fish, Ewan McGregor, Fable, Jessica Lange, Life, Myth, Review, Tim Burton, adventure, film, movies |
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Posted by Inan
August 5, 2007

The original title of this Iranian film is “Rang-e-Khoda”, which means “color of God”. The central character of this beautifully simple movie is Mohammed- a 9 year old blind boy.
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Color of Paradise, Majid Majidi, Mohsen Ramezani, Philosophy, Rang-e-Khoda, Review, film, iranian film, movie, movies |
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Posted by Inan
July 23, 2007

You watch movies regularly? So you have some assumptions about the syntax of a movie. With a little bit fluctuations accepted, you must expect a beginning, an ending and
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Ewan McGregor, Hamlet, Marc Forster, Naomi Watts, Review, Ryan Gosling, Stay, absurd, dejavu, film, movie, psychological thriller, surreal |
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