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Roger Ebert says,
“Shy People” is one of the great visionary films of recent years, a film that shakes off the petty distractions of safe Hollywood entertainments and develops a large vision. It is about revenge and hatred, about mothers and sons, about loneliness. It suggests that family ties are the most important bonds in the world.
This sounds interesting, I will see if its available over here. have a great weekend, Valerie
ReplyDeleteI hope you can find it there.
Delete...you can pick your friends, but your family you are stuck with.
ReplyDeleteNot like it once was, though. Many families have split or drifted apart so far that reconnecting would be hard.
DeleteOoooh, this looks good!
ReplyDeleteI really liked this one.
DeleteI thought you were talking about me. Ha-ha-ha. Haven't seen this one. Have a great Saturday Nita.
ReplyDeleteThis is a whole 'nother definition of "shy".
DeleteWhy does this sound so familiar, although it is not something I would normally watch? That's a rhetorical question of course.
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of it and now can't remember where I came across it.
DeleteI don't know this film but I think family ties and loyalty are important.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
These people thought those things were important.
DeleteRevenge and hatred. I don't think so, even if it's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThose are Ebert's words... the description of one critic.
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