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Burdette 2022-01-27 08:23:16
Dog blood drama in the western canon
Carry a sedan chair as usual: Tony Kushner's "Angels in America" has won many awards~ including the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award in 1993 (awarded to the upper part, I think it fully shows that the lower part is not as good as the first half as a sequel Shining, happy endings, etc. the audience...
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Garrick 2022-01-27 08:23:16
There was an era called the 80s
I started watching it for the 3rd time, and I finally understood it. I almost understood it.
1. The transition from stage to video was not smooth, and I was walking between stage and TV dramas.
2. Jeffery wright performed the best. The theater world has already made a name for herself, but she is...

Florence Kastriner
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Kirsten 2022-01-27 08:23:16
Another work that Pacino participated in. The older gays played are quite decent, although the appearance of Aids dying of illness makes people feel angry and ridiculous; the dialogues in the whole play are very good and high-quality, and I want to find out several paragraphs and watch them again and again. , and later found out that it was an adaptation of a script. Sure enough, it is necessary to have a real literary original as the backing to make a good product.
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Alia 2022-01-27 08:23:16
Homemade Refinement: Don't watch with a load of religious metaphors/symbols. It is recommended to focus on the plot for the first time, feel the lines and performance, and then consider the interpretation. The performances of the actors are excellent, which aroused a strong resonance with me. They still shine brightly in a large number of stories with similar themes, with depth, beauty, and connotation. I like them very much. LGBT masterpieces worthy of film history
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