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Halloween Kills .. or it kills my brain.
Oh what a miracle, Michael Myers survived. Now he is mighty pissed and runs amok.
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Halloween (2008) … or Repeating the same thing again.
It’s Halloween. Once again. Michael Myers is back. Once again. But this time it’s different. Or not.
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Histoire(s) du cinéma … or all about cinema.
What is it about? Godard, who talks for over four hours about the history of cinema, about stories of cinema, about his own history with cinema. What is it really about?Histoire(s) du cinéma.Histoire(s) du cinémoi. History(s) of cinema.His story(s) of cinema. Looking at a canvas is like looking into the head of a stranger. Thought-transformed…
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2 or 3 Things I Know About Her … or we know nothing.
If you want to be beautiful, you must not only suffer, but also prostitute yourself.
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Blonde .. or Norma Jeane’s gaze.
The misery-porn-like film adaptation of the novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates about Marilyn Monroe – from the disturbed view of Norma Jeane.
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Fateful Findings .. or Finding Perfectness.
What is it about? It’s Neil Breen being Neil Breen doing Neil Breen things. What is it really about? When I suck on film tapes in broad daylight and in the dark of the evening, it either tickles my tongue so bitterly that a wrinkle-throwing grimace cuts across my face or so sweetly that I…
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Hausu .. or the magic in cinema.
A group of young schoolgirls visit and old lady, her suspicious cat and her murderous haunted house. There they leave puberty behind and grow up … or else they are eaten by a piano.
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Copenhagen Cowboy .. or a european Western with a cowgirl.
A young woman, in the midst of Albanian traffickers, pigs, the Triad and vampires, kicks ass.
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La Chinoise … or The Ambivalence of Politics.
A residential community of far-left students wants to initiate communist revolution. Unfortunately, they disagree and begin to rebel against each other.
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Cléo from 5 to 7 .. or Reflections about live up to 11
A city-famous, carefree singer has to wait two hours for her diagnosis. During the two hours, she goes through an odyssey in Paris, during which she reflects for the first time on life and death and on being human.
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