January 12, 2016
I believe that there are certain films you watch because you are a fan of a particular actor. In this case, I found Safe (a 1993 episode of Screenplay) last year, when I wanted to see more of Robert Carlyle’s talent. The director is Antonia Bird and David M. Thompson is the producer. Let me […]
Tags: aidan gillen, anger, antonia bird, drama, film, kate hardie, nosty, pain, review, robert carlyle, safe, screenplay, violence
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April 18, 2015
If you haven’t seen Heart of Gold, the eighteenth episode from season four of Once Upon a Time… go watch it, the next one’s already around the corner. But be careful, my lovelies. It might not affect you more than just another episode from a random series. Or you might find some scenes disturbing. I […]
Tags: adam horowitz, angst, author, belle, betrayal, darkness, emilie de ravin, emma swan, fairytale, fantasy, fear, happiness, heart of gold, hope, insanity, jennifer morrison, love, magic, mr gold, once upon a time, oz, pain, patrick fischler, rebecca mader, redemption, regina, review, robert carlyle, robin hood, rumbelle, rumplestiltskin, storybrooke, victim, villain, violence, zelena
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March 25, 2015
I usually don’t like films that contain battle scenes, but I couldn’t resist the temptation to watch Doug Lefler’s 2007 screening of Valerio Massimo Manfredi’s novel The Last Legion. This adventure/ fantasy film stars Colin Firth as Roman general Aurelius, Sir Ben Kingsley as Ambrosinus and Merlin, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan as Mira and Thomas Brodie-Sangster […]
Tags: adventure, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, ben kingsley, colin firth, Doug Lefler, fantasy, film, friendship, history, legend, review, Roman Empire, the last legion, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Valerio Massimo Manfredi, violence, war
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January 10, 2015
19th Century American Fiction Part 1 As time goes by, nature seems to lose the battle against industrialization. In a world that becomes more and more mechanical and materialistic we find a character like Bartleby, one who draws our attention to the fact that people are not brought together by progress, but they are pushed […]
Tags: bartleby the scrivener, beauty, civilisation, herman melville, identity, literature, myth, nature, paradox, prejudice, review, stephen crane, story, the blue hotel, the bride comes to yellow sky, tradition, violence, war, wild west, wilderness
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July 11, 2014
Deoarece în prezentarea care urmează nu m-am oprit asupra unui rezumat, voi scrie aici câteva cuvinte. Romanul este de fapt o înlănţuire de scrisori, mare parte dintre ele fiindu-i adresate lui Dumnezeu. Cine le scrie? Celie, o tânără de culoare în viaţa căreia bătaia şi violul sunt la ele acasă, fie că vin din partea […]
Tags: beauty, family, feminism, love, review, sexuality, spirituality, The Color Purple, violence, womanism
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