Word: ens
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Overcomig a temper, that unsettled her throughout the first set. Evans used a powerful serve and crisp passing shots to defeat her nationally ranked opponent. The Crimson's top player also took control of the net en route to her come-from-behind...
...most "message" movies, the true ideological enemy is nuance. Plot is reduced to polemic; characters become walking placards of good or evil; emotional shading is obscured by stolid or hammy acting; the mise en scène angles each shot like a schoolroom pointer. Moonlighting undercuts the genre's stylistic totalitarianism with deadpan comedy, and reveals its message through vignettes, moods, gestures, faces. Jeremy Irons' dour, handsome face suggests the first strokes of a political cartoon from an East European underground newspaper. Nowak is the story's narrator, its star and its sensibility, and Skolimowski challenges...
...have no real rapport with the 'workers,' in fact I actively detest them en masse. They grumble and strike and behave abominably while their very existence is made possible by sailors and merchant seamen who get a quarter or less than a quarter of what they...
...Sharon to make his case to U.S. audiences that he also submitted Fallaci, a tempestuous interview in Israel with Italian Journalist Oriana Fallaci, master en the emotional accusation. Sharon told Fallaci his army had avoided entering Beirut "to spare the life of the civilians." Fallaci: "For Christ's sake, no! What kind of story is this? For weeks you bombed those civilians in the most ferocious way, an amount of fire that I have never seen in a war, and God knows I have been most democratic all the wars of our times." Sharon said that "the most democratic...
...Bavaria: neon pinks and oranges in the toilets, navy blue seats against a sick-yellow wall, clashing as grotesquely as the local big shots do against the righteous Von Bohm. Their avarice is petty bourgeois, the stuff of small-town scandals in any country, but Fassbinder's mise en scene suggests that the subject, as well as the style, is Early Hitler...