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Bekas 2012
Not focused on the grim life in a war-torn country, the film is about life through a child’s eyes. Its unique premise is engaging & heartwarming. Though the story focuses on the children, other minor characters leave lasting impressions & help define the multi-dimensional characters of the children. The amateur child actors deliver masterclass performances. Their sweet innocence, raw emotions, happiness over simple things, carefree spirit, & brotherly love make viewers root for them.
The film is not set with a political undertone,…
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Philanthropy 2002
Opening with a narration about the town whose inhabitants are classified as rich & poor while the dogs are considered as middle class foreshadows how hard life would be for the protagonist.
This dark comedy is grounded in reality. It is a sour-sweet satire about corruption, greed, hypocrisy, exploitation, & system manipulation. The movie presents the grim reality of enormous economic divides that happened during that era & still happening now decades later making this a timeless piece of cinema. The subtle irony…
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Ichi the Killer 2001
Takashi Miike crafted a movie with bizarre disturbing elements, blunt social commentary and extreme violence that I ended up having a love-hate relationship with it.
Ironically, I'm satisfied with its insanity and brutality. It's a must-watch for hardcore horror hounds like me, just be sure you have your barf bag with you. Recommended to audiences with weird tastes in cinema. Watch at your risk!
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A Separation 2011
The film isn't merely about the separation of a couple but a separation of truth from lie, religion from tradition, filial piety from obligation, and gender equality from sex roles.
Asghar Farhadi pens and helms this emotionally rich drama with a provocative plot showcasing the complexity of contemporary Iranian society. A Separation is a riveting story with twists and turns to mirror how religion, moral, social, cultural, religious, class divides, and tradition makes or breaks a family.
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