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Greta 2022-04-19 09:01:36
Digging out the meaning that makes my head hurt
I feel that one of the categories of movies this year is the one that I fear the most but love to watch. It is the kind that has a deep meaning and makes my head hurt. . "Life and Death" is like this, so is "Revolutionary Road". There is not much dialogue. The expressions of the actors are...
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Juvenal 2022-04-23 07:01:33
you never know how much i love you
You never know how much I love you I love you
when I was a teenager
I still love you when I grow up and have children I love you when
I'm not a man I love you
when I get married and have kids I still love you
when your breath rings in
my ear I still love you when someone else's breath rings in my...

Rainer Sellien
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Francisca 2022-03-20 09:01:28
Another sexually enlightening film after The Beautiful Tales of Sicily, it explores war and human nature, sin and redemption.
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Fern 2022-04-24 07:01:04
I don't know what other language can I use to express the feeling of watching this movie. How can the pain in my heart and the hatred and torture of a lifetime be resolved in an instant? How can the crimes of an era be borne by one person, how can the pain of a race be borne by one person, the law is ultimately above the moral, but the moral can smooth the ultimate contradiction.
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Hanna Schmitz: What?
Michael: Your name.
Hanna Schmitz: Why do you want to know?
Michael: I've been here three times. I want to know your name. What's wrong with that?
Hanna Schmitz: Nothing, kid. There's nothing wrong with that. It's Hanna.
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Hanna Schmitz: What's yours, kid?
Michael: Michael.
Hanna Schmitz: Michael. So I'm with a Michael.
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Michael: I sat in the second carriage because I thought you might kiss me.
Hanna Schmitz: Kid, you thought we could make love in a tram?
Hanna Schmitz: Is it true what you said? That I don't matter to you?
Hanna Schmitz: [shakes head]
Michael: Do you forgive me?
Hanna Schmitz: [nods]
Michael: Do you love me?
Hanna Schmitz: [nods]