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...touring Japan, with 40 stops planned around the country; Ogasawara -- along with other former unit members -- offers his testimony at the exhibition whenever he can. For a Japan that still has not totally come to terms with the wartime past, his words are painful reminders of one of the darkest chapters in the country's history...
Many audience members will be tempted to say that The Kentucky Cycle is an unbalanced portrait of America. But historically it is real. More convincing, it is wholly real in Keach's playing. He and Schenkkan have tapped into our darkest and most denied national memories...
...going to do with my summer. Before I knew it, it was March and my friends were saying to me incredulously, "What? You don't know what you're doing this summer? It's getting late..." I realized that most of them had been pondering this even in the darkest days of winter, with printers churning out cover letters when I was wondering if summer was even going to come...
...this may not sound like a light-hearted romp through Tinseltown, but Mamet's genius lies in rendering the darkest and most depressing conclusions hilariously entertaining. His dialogue is quick, realistic, lively and witty. The words of the actors take on a life of their own, piling cliche on cliche, spinning a web of rhetoric, mocking communication...
SEPT. 26: Yesterday was probably the coldest, darkest, saddest day of my life. I stood at attention as three American soldiers were rolled by in caskets draped with American flags. War is very sad and kills everyone in some way. I can't help but think what might happen if it had been me in one of those caskets...