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This segment is great to help practice Participial Phrases, a very unattractive grammar point that can be fun with a movie segment. I. Watch... -
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This segment is great to help practice Participial Phrases, a very unattractive grammar point that can be fun with a movie segment. I. Watch...
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If Passion juxtaposed a largely aimless narrative with another artform, painting, as a means of offering clues to its solution, First Name:...
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This is a really funny movie with a lot of scenes that can be used in the classroom. This funny one is wonderful for imperative forms. I. Be...
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Chris Morris, the most ingenious and darkly savage man in British television comedy (which places him high in the running for most ruthless ...
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¡Que Viva Mexico! marks the first time Sergei Eisenstein truly hit a wall during production, though unlike his later hassles with Stalin... -
The Fall is my favorite band. The ever-shifting lineup headed by Mancunian gutter prophet-poet Mark E. Smith was post-punk before punk had e...
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Raúl Ruiz's final completed feature (another is being finished by his widow) is as cryptic as the few other Ruiz films I've seen, wi...
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I've been wanting to see this film since I heard it was smuggled out of Iran in a cake, and boy did it not disappoint. This is a vital f... -
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