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Melissa 2023-01-23 05:10:05
Passionate and penetrating character creation, strong plot tension and...
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Reed 2022-12-31 12:07:14
Searched all morning. . . Wonderful court...
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Elsa 2022-12-30 11:39:03
This is so cold. ....
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Katrine 2022-12-01 04:54:47
Nothing good except...
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Idella 2022-10-26 19:36:26
Streisand's performance was a bit OTT, always worried that she would suddenly open her arms and sing a song in the next...
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Dorothy 2022-10-24 06:58:35
I Demand Judgment/Burning Woman. Nuts.1987.Zhongzi,...
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Toby 2022-10-24 06:02:25
Will giving full marks to this film expose my identity as a comrade? Barbara Streitree is really good at picking movies! After seeing some of her masterpieces, she gradually understood where her GAY DIVA identity came from. This court scene, I always thought it was Julia Roberts as a female lawyer, so I didn't dare to watch it. A boring morning and watched it with Ark-a huge surprise! This is a piece of the family value that has captured the middle class. Prostitution for pleasure is not...
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Sasha 2022-10-19 16:14:08
Great performance by Barbara...
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Hattie 2022-10-06 21:35:49
Give eight stars to Barbra Streisand’s...
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Haven 2022-10-06 21:08:19
Barbra Streisand is a very thoughtful actor and producer, as well as a feminist fighter who has the courage to speak up and make changes. This film sorts out the situation before and after the incident and the young family of the heroine through hearings, showing the reality that women were still reduced to objects in the late 1920s. They suffer discrimination and are treated unfairly. That's why Claudia's seemingly crazy behavior in court is because she can't bear such...
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Josiane 2022-10-06 21:32:10
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Faustino 2022-10-06 20:23:36
She broke the seemingly beautiful calm
The heroine comes from a white family, there is no poverty or domestic violence, and the married husband looks good. Why did she, who was not short of money, worked as a prostitute after the divorce, and stabbed her client to death? The people around her attributed the tragedy to mental illness and...
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Aaron Levinsky: Mrs. Draper, could you tell me your understanding of the legal concept of justifiable force?
Claudia Draper: That's when someone's beating your brains out the back of your head, you're allowed to stop them any way you can.
Aaron Levinsky: Thank you. Now, would you tell us your understanding of the provisions of the 730 process?
Claudia Draper: Yeah. If I lose today, they can commit me for a year. Sixty days before the year is up, the hospital can ask to retain me. If I lose again, I'm gone for another year. And from then on, it's two-thirds of the maximum sentence, which comes out to be 16 or 17 years, and that's without a trial.
Francis MacMillan: Now, Your Honor...
Judge Stanley Murdoch: Mr. MacMillan, you'll have ample time to cross-exam. Let her finish.
[pause]
Judge Stanley Murdoch: Mrs. Draper, what does all that mean to you?
Claudia Draper: Well, it means if they do it right, they can lock me up in a hospital for the criminally insane forever.
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Francis MacMillan: What did you live on?
Claudia Draper: [pausing, glancing at Levinsky] Gifts.
Francis MacMillan: [with relish] Gifts. Gifts from whom?
Claudia Draper: Friends.
Francis MacMillan: Men friends?
Claudia Draper: Uh-huh.
Francis MacMillan: And what did these men friends give you? Jewelry?
Claudia Draper: Sometimes.
Francis MacMillan: Furs?
Claudia Draper: [grinning] I got a fox boa once.
Francis MacMillan: Did they give you food?
Claudia Draper: Food? One guy used to bring caviar. Is that what you mean?
Francis MacMillan: Did you exchange your jewels and furs for food at the supermarket?
Claudia Draper: Now isn't that silly?
Francis MacMillan: Well, did you?
Claudia Draper: No.
Francis MacMillan: Well, then how'd you pay for your food? I assume you didn't live on caviar.
Claudia Draper: Hardy.
Francis MacMillan: Or did you use those gifts to pay your rent?
Claudia Draper: [to the judge] Um, excuse me. Is it legal to take cash gifts?
Judge Stanley Murdoch: I beg your pardon?
Claudia Draper: I mean, if I say to you, "Stanley, here's, um, five hundred dollars just because I like you," is that legal?
Judge Stanley Murdoch: Yes, that's legal.
Claudia Draper: Thank you.
[to MacMillan]
Claudia Draper: A lot of the gifts were cash.
