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Eloy 2022-03-15 09:01:10
life thorn
Hello everyone, I'm the cave master. The film "Radio Age" shared with you today is a bit similar to the Chinese version of "Diet Men and Women". It shows some trivial stories that happened to a group of people in a specific era. There is no complete story line, and more life fragments are shown,...
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Christina 2022-02-27 08:01:20
Unique WWII Memories
An older leftover girl dating a Martian in the thick fog, a self-narrator who gave her father the highest tip in her life, a female radio anchor who was constantly tricked by fate and then returned to the rooftop of shame, and a woman who has influenced all ordinary people who live their lives up...
Judith Malina
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Golda 2022-03-21 09:03:16
The radio age is over, and I miss it. Woody Allen, a favorite movie, hides the true meaning of life and love that he realizes under the ridicule and noise.
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Jesus 2022-03-19 09:01:09
Old Man Woody's nostalgic nirvana is really irresistible. Even those who have not lived in the golden age of American radio are in the last New Year's snow in Manhattan and feel sorry for the sudden passing of the sense of the times. Sentiment, although there are many ridicules for a family of Jewish relatives, but picking up the pearls of childhood golden moments in the noisy hustle and bustle and making a movie is probably the best nostalgia.
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Mother: He's a business failure. He never finishes what he starts. We're forced to live with my relatives and thank God for them. And I should have married Sam Slotkin.
Father: Sam Slotkin's dead.
Mother: Yes, but while he was alive, he was working.
Father: She'd be lost without her whole family around her all the time, and you should see 'em. They're like some kind of tribe. They're like the Huns. Maybe if I had married a more encouraging woman, who knows?
Mother: So who do you think is right?
Mr. Abercrombie: I think you both deserve each other.
Mother: What does that mean?
Father: Look, we didn't come here to be insulted.
Mother: I love him, but what did I do to deserve him?
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Roger: I hope 1944 turns out well. They pass so quickly. Where do they all go?
Biff Baxter: So quickly. Then we get old. And we never knew what any of it was about.
