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Katlyn 2022-01-18 08:01:22
All That Heaven Allows: An Articulate Screen by Laura Mulvey
Douglas Sirk once said: "This is the dialectic—there is a very short distance between high art and trash, and trash that contains an element of craziness is by this very quality nearer to art." When All That Heaven Allows was released by Universal Pictures in 1955, it was just another critically...
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Johnnie 2022-01-18 08:01:22
Two puzzled
The plot is great except for two questions. 1. What does Kirby like about Carrie? 2. Has Kirby grown up? Before Carrie finished talking, Kirby seemed to be a god, calm and confident. His annoying movements after Carrie left may be the most obvious scene of his emotional fluctuations in the entire...
Gloria Talbott
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Lexie 2022-03-19 09:01:08
Walden, Freud, a small town middle-class lifestyle and morality (TV) VS free people's union, expressionist color and use of light, very poetic, through the love of widows and young men to tell a deeper story Theme of.
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Josefina 2022-04-21 09:03:04
The three editions of 2020.8.12-2022.3.20 are all addressing prejudice, inequality of class identities, family responsibilities, and worldly vision. Two contrasting tones of warm light and cool blue are used throughout. The storytelling template with light, with the plot development and character concept, finally completes self-reconciliation in the open window.
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Sara Warren: Remember you have Ned and Kay to think about. At their age, what people say matter terribly. Have you stopped to think what all these rumors will do to them?
Cary Scott: You're asking me to give up Ron because of something in people that's mean and contemptible.
Sara Warren: I didn't say that.
Cary Scott: Do you really think it would be good for Ned and Kay if I were to let myself be beaten by such hatefulness.
[pause]
Cary Scott: Well, I'm not going to do it. Let them say what they want to. And that goes for you too, Sara.
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Kay Scott: Remember the afternoon Freddie and I had the big fight? That's when we found out we loved each other. Momma, he's so wonderful.
Cary Scott: Yes, I remember. That was the day you told me your life would be ruined if I married Ron.
Kay Scott: Well, I was being childish. You shouldn't have let me get away with it. Of course, that was different. You didn't really love him, did you?
