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Priscilla 2022-01-17 08:02:25
People born for acting
I wanted to watch this film many years ago but I couldn't get it. It is naturally impossible for street vendors to enter such a film. Even a decent DVD store has never seen it, and there is even no magical place like Taobao! Finally, I have to thank very omnipotent verycd for allowing me to see...
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Myrna 2022-01-17 08:02:25
Movies made for dogma
The dogma is as follows: Knowledge determines your success or failure, and learning is always the norm for us Jews.
Jewish civilization teaches us to doubt the world and to recognize the connections between different things.
If you feel power, it's just an illusion. If you think that you can surpass...
Éva Igó
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Elinore 2022-04-21 09:03:05
Another good film that I almost missed because of the strange title translation. In addition to the plot of incestuous love, it is more about personal choices in belief and freedom under the torrent of the times. It can be said that it is a century-old history of modern Hungarian Jews, and it is also a personal show of Ralph Fiennes. People, plus a great-grandmother who is wise because of longevity, this setting is really lonely for a hundred years. The three-hour film's rush to tell the story of three generations, and the shorter it gets closer to the present, is thought-provoking. . .
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Dessie 2022-04-21 09:03:05
Talent drives the desire to perform, but the price of being on the stage is often beyond expectations. The loneliness of the century written by the turmoil is more than this century? The ill-fated Jewish race was put in the spotlight, suffering on behalf of the poor general public with a surname. The government's lies are very appealing. In the final analysis, emotional reluctance and yearning for the light are intertwined, hampering rational judgment. Jennifer's smile is too contagious, and Fiennes's one-man triangular persistence is also bewilderingly confusing.
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