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Search Results for: the burden

Brett Pardy / July 21, 2018

Debra Granik frames poverty as a systemic failure to empathize

…attend nearly daily counselling sessions or else be sent to state prison. As her court appointed lawyer stresses, “the burden is on you.” It is such burdens that pushed Irene…

Demon

Mary Angela Rowe / September 20, 2015

TIFF15: Unearthing the dead past in Demon

…around Piotr, the burden settles on his bride Żaneta. Zulewska delivers a wrenching performance as a woman terrified for the man she loves and increasingly horrified by the people around…

Arabian Nights, Miguel Gomes

Brandon Nowalk / March 10, 2016

Arabian Nights is an intoxicating, maddening mosaic of recession-era Portugal

…were rejected by the courts. In short, the workers bore the burden of paying off Portugal’s bailout. That left Gomes in a quandary. How can he make a lavish, fantastical…

Coming of age, Leave No Trace

Gillie Collins / July 17, 2018

Growing up and growing apart: Coming of age in Leave No Trace

…nightmare. It’s tempting to assume that a child should not bear the burden of parental trauma, but Tom does not visibly resent their co-dependence. [wcm_nonmember] Want to read the rest…

Seventh Row Editors / August 21, 2022

The 20 best films of 2022 so far

…von Bahr, who I will follow to the ends of the earth after her weird and wonderful short film The Burden. She’s one of three sets of directors on The…

Alex Heeney / September 27, 2013

The Hollow Crown: “Richard II” is a great beginning to a near perfect screen adaptation of Shakespeare’s Henriad tetralogy

…revisiting “Richard II” later, both to clear up the backstory and get a better sense of the themes. All four plays deal with the burden of wearing the hollow crown…

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