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Anthony 2022-02-27 08:01:03
Square dance should introduce this kind of dance
The dance that was popular in Britain in those years was very light and easy to learn. Thinking of "Titanic", the poor boys Jack and Ruth danced this kind of dance, right? The rich and celebrities dance ballroom dancing.
I think of the popular "right right right go go go" (rabbit dance) more than... -
Amiya 2022-02-27 08:01:03
"Jimmy's Ballroom": Pain and Happiness Walk Together
The male protagonist's name is Jimmy. When he returned to the hometown he had missed for a long time, it was already ten years later. Great changes have taken place in the place that was once familiar here: some friends get married, some have children, and dear mothers. He is old and the...
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Rickey 2022-04-22 07:01:52
The story has no point or there is no story at all
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Burley 2022-02-27 08:01:03
Ken Roach is so exquisite and delicate. The use of color and light and shadow is simply too beautiful. The accumulation and outbreak of contradictions, the disillusionment and inheritance of ideals are all expressed in a gentle and firm manner, calm and restrained, without traces of sensation, and a basic attitude of respect for the positions of the parties to the conflict. This calm and determined temperament Very sincere and touching. Another actor too! handsome! Up! ! !
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James Gralton: We need to take control of our lives again. Work for need, not for greed. And not just to survive like a dog, but to live. And to celebrate. And to dance, to sing, as free human beings.
