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18. Feb. 2022 · The Scottish filmmaker’s debut feature is an intimate piece of psychological horror, filled with simple yet powerful jolts. But it feels unfocused as it juggles themes of grief, isolation, adolescence, and body issues. And once we realize what’s really going on here—and how literal the revelations are—it’s ultimately a bit of a letdown.
Life is a banquet, and you've got a front-row seat!" encapsulates the essence of living to the fullest. It urges individuals to embrace every opportunity, experience, and adventure that comes their way. By emphasizing the notion of life as a banquet, Auntie Mame highlights the abundance of enriching moments waiting to be savored. With a front-row seat to this grand spectacle, she reminds us to ...
The film is so ambitious and always seems on the brink of entering the realm of excellence, yet it seems to fizzle at each crucial moment. When there is a break in the parent/child bond, the love and support of the parent is crucial, even if the ailment is a mystery. 16 out of 30 found this helpful.
Context. This line is spoken by Mame Dennis (played by Rosalind Russell) in the film Auntie Mame, directed by Morton DaCosta (1958). In this scene, the eccentric and charming Mame Dennis has overbooked her social calendar. She was supposed to attend a party with the sleazeball writer Brian O'Bannion, but instead she must save her nephew from ...
26. Juli 2009 · I studied Rosalind Russell and her signature movie "His Girl Friday" when I was a film student 17 years ago. However, I did not know a story about her life until now. Given the time period she lived, it is quite inspiring to know that she played roles of professional women while being a caring mother in her real life. As a working mother, this ...
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2. Feb. 2022 · "Life is a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death!" Auntie Mame The Queer Palm-winning director of Beauty and last year's exceptional Moffie, Oliver Hermanus, unveiled his latest feature at Sundance 2022, the poignant and profound, Living. Adapted from the Akira Kurosawa classic Ikiru by Nobel and Booker–winning author Kazuo Ishiguro, the film sees the action transposed from…
