Click Here to Read: An interview with film critic Andrew Sarris By David Walsh on The World Social Website on June 26, 2012.
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Kenneth Lonergan’s Thwarted Masterpiece
When in Rome, Still an Anxious New York Intellectual
Click here to read “When in Rome, Still an Anxious New York Intellectual” by A.O. Scott from The New York Times, which reviews Wood Allen’s latest film, “To Rome With Love.”
“Don’t psychoanalyze me! Many have tried. All have failed.”
The significance of these lines, spoken by a retired music promoter named Jerry in “To Rome With Love,” is what a follower of Dr. Freud might call overdetermined. Jerry is played by Woody Allen, the director of this amusing little picture and, well, where to begin?
As Good As It Gets: A Study in Sibling Rivalry by Jacob Arlow
Click Here to Read: As Good As it Gets: A Study in Sibling Rivalry by Jacob Arlow.
For Greater Glory and the falsification of Mexican history
Snow White & the Huntsman Review by Selma Duckler
Alien: A Kleinian (Psycho)Analysis
Out in America: In Their Own Words – A Moving, Diverse Portrait of LGBT Americans
Click here to read about and watch: “Out in America: In Their Own Words – A Moving, Diverse Portrait of LGBT Americans” directed by Emmy award-winning director Andrew Goldberg, in association with Oregon Public Broadcasting. The hour-long film first premiered last year in June.
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Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Reviewed by Selma Duckler
Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Film is an extraordinary media in which amazing visual and literary achievements are recorded and enjoyed, which lends itself to artistry in many ways.
Movies are an entirely different aspect of film making all together. Movies in the commercial film studios are made for profit and good business. We read that sex and violence sells but what really sells these 2 areas of delight is the Continue reading Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Reviewed by Selma Duckler
Review of Wim Wenders’ Pina by Selma Duckler
Pina – A film for Pina Bausch by Wim Wenders
If Pina is playing within a 50 mile radius of where you are, arrange to see it, and if it is further away, take the weekend and see this extraordinary film.
Even if you don’t especially like dance movies, for those who love psychoanalysis you will be entranced by this movie and I believe enjoy seeing how dance brings psychoanalytic ideas to public consciousness.
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